| More likely to me is that we externalize our fears into the stories we tell ourselves, and nowhere is that more obvious than in horror movies and books. |
| Public organizations will also be looking to externalize their classic non-core processes. |
| He has the same generous impulse as a playwright: to externalize the metaphysics of being. |
| If the limits are set too low it could even become a licence to pollute or cause injury to others and externalize the real costs of the operator. |
| Nevertheless, reduced scale approaches may externalize limiting factors, which are not applicable at national levels. |
| Boys are more likely to externalize their response to violence, displaying, for example, increased aggression, delinquency and spousal abuse. |
