Sentence examples for employed thinking from inspiring English sources

Those at the top are best employed thinking about strategy rather than operations about whether the company is doing the right thing rather than whether it is sticking to its plans.

The show, which has been on the air since October 2003, may be wacky, but Mr. Hyneman and Mr. Savage employ thinking and processes that are grounded in scientific method.

Those still gainfully employed are thinking more about paying down debt than buying bigger televisions.

However, it is also true that the primary medium Althusser employed for thinking through problems in these areas was Marxist philosophy.

The paper also demonstrates how such change processes can be illustrated by employing systems thinking to construct dynamic business models; the evolution of these concepts is exemplified using past applications in networked enterprise building, and more recent proposals in environmental-, disander- and healthcare management.

The paper also attempts to show how such change processes can be illustrated by employing systems thinking to construct dynamic business models: the evolution of these concepts is exemplified with some past applications in networked enterprise building and more recent proposals in environmental, disaster and healthcare management.

To do this, we need to employ systems thinking and innovation to understand our sustainability challenges from the inside - examining the linkages and interactions between and among different actors to diagnose exactly where the barriers and opportunities for collaborative action lie, and how best to push those levers to accelerate change.

The lack of such courses in Australia presents an opportunity to design a curriculum for design thinking, employing design thinking's own practices.

Creative Problem Solving as a framework to encourage whole-brain thinking which employs different thinking skills and tools is not sufficiently emphasized in universities.

Lacking the equipment or wherewithal to raise the height of the bar Bohs ground staff employed lateral thinking, got the pitch roller out and managed to press the goal area down the necessary inch.

Although what may be the canonical definition of idea as "whatever it is which the mind can be employed about in thinking" (Essay I.i.8), seems to be deliberately noncommital about their nature, there are several passages in Locke's Essay that suggest that he thought of them, at least when they were of visual origin, as being picture-like.