Sentence examples for drive the mentality from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the Taiwanese got very good training to drive the mentality of innovation," he said during an interview at Asus's headquarters here on the outskirts of Taipei.

These two assumptions – even though they came from the print and broadcast legacy businesses – have errantly managed to drive the entire Web media mentality.

"Abolish all the damaging sections of the Health and Social Care Act 2012 that fragment care and drive the NHS towards a market-driven, 'out-for-tender' mentality where care is provided by the lowest bidder.

"Looking middle-in to drive the ball, I don't see it as a hit-for-average mentality," he said.

It is, White House officials say, an indictment of the "Washington mentality" that the city is sustaining Politico and letting it "drive the conversation" to the extent it does.

The mentality that drove the shutdown — a toxic combination of tactical irrationality and the elevation of that irrationality into a True Conservative (TM) litmus test — may have less influence in next year's Beltway negotiations than it did this time around, thanks to the way this has ended for the defunders after John Boehner gave them pretty much all the rope that they'd been asking for.

But when the Magic cut the Knicks' 11-point, fourth-quarter lead to a point with 48.5 seconds left, Houston shook off his jump shooter's mentality and drove the ball to the basket.

In this era of standardized testing, scripted curricula and the deleterious awfulness of No Child Left Behind, veteran teachers are either succumbing to the cookie-cutter mentality that drives the scramble for public funds or are leaving the profession entirely.

"I try not to buy into that whole, crazy 'you are what you drive' mentality here, but I wouldn't want to be seen in a Ford Fiesta -- you know what I mean?" asked Ms. Jenkins, who came to Los Angeles from New York five years ago to study at the American Film Institute.

He led that great West Indies side and he drove their mentality.

This is one more example of the mentality that drives talented people away from teaching in urban public schools.