Sentence examples for culture setting from inspiring English sources

CPI was employed to uncover the native visitor behavioral process resulting from an extended visit in a different culture setting.

The company has taken steps to tap into UK culture, setting up partnerships with brands like Manchester United, Waitrose and Marks and Spencer.

Parliament introduced and quickly passed a resolution stating that the Ainu had a "distinct language, religion and culture," setting aside the belief, long expressed by conservatives, that Japan is an ethnically homogeneous nation.

And yet it was only a few weeks ago that the Japanese government finally, and unexpectedly, recognized the Ainu as an "indigenous people". Parliament introduced and quickly passed a resolution stating that the Ainu had a "distinct language, religion and culture," setting aside the belief, long expressed by conservatives, that Japan is an ethnically homogeneous nation.

Kudos to leaders that evolve their own leadership, practices and the culture, setting themselves and their enterprises up to deliver better results – not only faster – but also, sustainably, over time.

For instance, Meer and Modood (2012) argue that to allow communication, there are certain equality and power sharing requirements, or, as Levrau and Loobuyck (2013, p. 622) highlight, the fact that the NCP assumes the need for a minimum level of shared language and public culture, setting the basis for communication (see also Barrett, 2013).

Silo culture sets passwords; viral culture sets a vocabulary.

This bidding culture sets one community, one group, one school, against another.

A good culture sets these processes up so they feed into and off of each other.

Moore does get serious, and when he does, his Holy Roller for the ethical culture set schtick works.

Agencies coveted their rivals' top talent and salaries started to spiral as a poaching culture set in.