Sentence examples for a very forward thinking from inspiring English sources

A very forward thinking Japanese person in 1990 who was planning to purchase a house in 2009, only needed to leave his or her money in the bank as house prices just hit a twenty-four year low in Japan!

Ubisoft has "a very forward thinking management about the direction of the gaming business and are not locked in to reiterating franchises," says analyst Creutz.

Keep in mind that if your throw is wild, it will result in a run, (unless you have a very forward thinking left fielder to bail you out).

He said Athwal's administration would demonstrate dynamism in the face of impending central government cuts: "Redbridge has a reputation for not being very forward thinking.

I think there's a great musician out there named Vijay Iyer, he's very forward thinking.

They have some very forward thinking approaches to drugs, chiefly treating addiction as a "health problem" rather than a criminal one.

He was very forward thinking in this respect and much of his motivation seems to have been a plea for a greater understanding of the mental and emotional needs of children".

You have to be very forward thinking.' When Callander Beckett inherited Combermere in 1992 it had fallen into such disrepair that she was forced to begin a 20-year restoration programme, and now needs to raise nearly £4m to renovate a derelict wing.

They've actually been very forward thinking about bitcoin".

Vancouver Police Department has very forward thinking when it comes to harm reduction.

This has now lead some very forward thinking scientists at Invermay Agricultural Centre in Mosgiel to breed less gassy sheep that produce 10percentt less methane through burps and farts.