Sentence examples for be less creative but from inspiring English sources

Today's kids may be less creative, but they are more cooperative.

2. Producers can aim to create a diverse portfolio of goods that many different consumers seek out, investing more money in those products that may be less creative but are also far less risky.

Maybe pure verbatim theatre is less creative, but it lets people speak for themselves, as Tactical Questioning does, in illuminating ways, and in ways they sometimes did not intend.

We were less creative but on the physical front we did well". Mark Hughes is unbeaten on home soil as an opposition coach against Arsene Wenger in his past eight Premier League matches (W5 D3), spread across five clubs.

This world of closed, fragmented Internets would certainly be less free and democratic – but it would also be less creative, less innovative, less progressive and, ultimately, less prosperous than a world with a single and open Internet.

In other words, a team with a lot of trust might actually be less creative.

It made him out to be less creative, in a way, and less interesting that he truly was.

And there is some evidence that suggests that individuals who are better able to focus on one thing and filter out distractions tend to be less creative".

Certain people in the literary community have said that because you write a book every year like clockwork, your process must be less creative.

Farah told me: "There is some evidence that suggests that individuals who are better able to focus on one thing and filter out distractions tend to be less creative.

We are training our brains to be less creative and not to think out of the box and be playful and this then feeds into the workplace".