Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Success does not necessarily depend on a better mousetrap - since one British researcher has jumped right into the vanguard of modern technology by deliberately building a worse machine. See SCIENCE, "The Unridable Bicycle...
...constitute one of the nation's largest minorities. Those who have at least an indirect interest in the market, through participation in mutual funds, pension funds and other institutions, number 100 million, or almost half the total U.S. population. The pensions that millions of citizens eventually will receive depend partly on the performance of the stocks in which their funds invest...
...most of the evidence [available to those who brought the charges] was photographic, and thus [any] judgment about a given student's participation must depend heavily on where he happened to be when photographed," the rights committee's seven-page announcement stated...
Coke and Phillip Morris were originally chosen as targets of the boycott because they both depend on the youth market for a large amount of their total sales. Coke, in particular, was chosenbecause it is a symbol of U. S. economic development through the world. The NOEA, therefore, hoped to cause "a direct and immediate impact" on the companies...
...lost the support of 10% when paired with Senator Edmund Muskie. Nixon would get 74% of the executives' votes, compared with Muskie's 23%. Harris concluded that "today's grumblings about the President could turn into massive disenchantment." As much as anything else, that will depend on how well Nixon manages the Administration's economic policy over the coming months...