Sentence examples similar to cards mentality from inspiring English sources

We are not offering the club card mentality.

"We are not offering a 'club card' mentality".

"He has a credit-card mentality," Mr. Malone has said.

Senator Jennifer Beck, a Republican from Red Bank, said the governor's plan amounted to "decrying the credit card mentality but yet then proposing to take out a Visa platinum card to pay for the fiscal woes of the state".

Outlining the new Playlister service, the BBC said it was "not offering the club card mentality" and it was confident that the relationship with big commercial partners would not compromise trust in the BBC's ability to manage data on the user habits of licence fee payers.

Financial negotiation – although there are usual and customary royalty rate ranges for different product categories (e.g., between 8% and 10% for apparel, between 6% and 10% for toys, between 8% and 12% for publishing, between 3% and 5% for electronics, between 2% and 5% for food), it is preferable to avoid a 'rate card' mentality.

Thanks to the credit crunch, the buy-now-pay-later mentality of credit cards has been replaced by frugal consumer spending and an unwillingness to take on more debt.

I see the same mentality with credit card users.

The same New Labour mentality that gave us ID cards and the permanent retention of innocent people's DNA has been exposed again.

Although it is incredibly hard to have that kind of standard, a "gold or bust" mentality, those are just the cards we have been dealt from the legends who came before us.

This rewards mentality is even spreading to gift cards.