Sentence examples similar to being backward looking from inspiring English sources

A greedy algorithm is backward looking.

Who are modern and who are backward looking?

We tend to be backward looking, defensive and ambivalent about the role of courts.

"I don't think 'The Rake's Progress' is backward looking at all," Mr. Harnoncourt said.

"What we, of course, want to state is that every evaluation is backward looking".

They were backward looking, intent on defining what science fiction was and blind to what it was becoming.

Yet another issue is that all analytic approaches to picking candidates are backward looking, in the sense that they are based on outcomes that have already happened.

It was designed to replace previous techniques for managing inventories based on reorder points and economic order quantities.The problem with these systems was that they were backward looking and resulted in an excessive inventory of obsolete stock.

A REIT's so-called NAV is merely an estimate (best viewed as a range), is backward looking, typically fails to account for frictional costs, and may, in many cases, not reflect fundamental value.

Analysts cautioned that the jobs figures are backward looking because they relate to the three-month period to January, only touching on the start of the worsening crisis over Brexit.

"It's backward looking to pick a Clinton at this point — and he's all about forward looking, to being about change," said Matt Bennett, a co-founder of Third Way, a moderate Democratic organization.