Sentence examples for disaster mentality from inspiring English sources

"The disaster mentality pervades the market now, but people may forget about it in a few years," as is often the case with Japanese people, said Mr. Hisamitsu of Total Brain.

Montserrat's Sustainable Development Plan 2008 2020 now reflects a comprehensive disaster management mentality, with a Strategic Goal on environmental management and disaster mitigation that emphasises governance structures, training and education on DRM and building response capacity at all levels.

"Although there's a mentality that disasters provoke frenzied selfishness and brutal survival-of-the-fittest competition, the reality is that people coping with crises are actually quite altruistic," TIME Healthland wrote.

Eventually, those in power are the last to figure out the truth (in this sense, Katrina was a direct result of the kind of mentality that had already led to disaster in Iraq).

A herd mentality among executives usually leads to disaster for a company, and at times even for an entire industry.

González points up a need to re-examine the closed-ranks mentality that snaps into place after a national disaster.

It's interesting to think about how that day has changed the mentality of virtually every New Yorker when it comes to disasters, and whether it has made us more or less prepared for them.

He is also right that the failure to regulate derivatives, which sprang from that same mentality, was long supported by Greenspan and was one of the true disasters.

The same mentality that's marginalized health care and education for this country in favor of "Disaster Capitalism" has found an eager student in those that run the studios.

Whistleblowers can protect organisations from major failure: I'd also appeal to those faced with a whistle-blower to avoid a bunker mentality: whistle-blowers are not necessarily The Enemy; they may be protecting you from a disaster.

Also, it can offer life to the mentality of money machines and help us address the foibles and failings that make us human before disaster strikes.