Sentence examples for a prospective mind from inspiring English sources

They thrive on uncertainty and risk and have what Thomas Homer Dixon calls a prospective mind: "One that aggressively engages with uncertainty and risk, which recognises how little we understand and how we control even less".

Even though Emma Lazarus described her in terms worthy of a fairy-tale character -- "I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" -- the Statue of Liberty still doesn't immediately come to mind as a prospective heroine for a picture book.

By piecing together bits of information about you from various online activities, your identity is vulnerable -- never mind that a prospective employer might look askance at some of the groups you like.

Another important trial that is in preparation and will be open in the near future is the MIND-ACT trial: a prospective, randomised study in node-negative breast cancer patients with two aims.

And if its regional news services and vast website are crowding out competition, it is not clear the public minds particularly.But a prospective Conservative government is not the only cloud on its horizon.

This suggests that mind-wandering from the laboratory tasks is likely indexing more spontaneous and/or unintentional mind-wandering, whereas some of the diary responses are associated with more deliberate/intentional mind-wandering (in particular with a prospective bias).

Gordon Brown says this betrays complacency about a prospective economic recovery that is, to the prime minister's mind, too fragile to do without continued government largesse.

He might have been a prospective voter, but he had something other than politics on his mind.

Bearing in mind the constraints in resources, a retrospective rather than a prospective study was planned.

With that in mind, the ban applies only to imports of specific Elekta products on a prospective basis, or new imports.

The perpetrator even had a prospective career.