Sentence examples for established mindset from inspiring English sources

On a worldwide scale, the centre of gravity of cervical cancer prevention has shifted towards a more established mindset in the field of vaccinology such as ensuring production and access to HPV vaccines and devising the logistics to ensure wide coverage of the target populations.

A sense of crisis is dissipating established mindsets and assumptions – and companies are discovering that people matter.

There would almost certainly be a punch-up in the jury room, but it wouldn't be about the shoring up of established mindsets.

It has great implications for the advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative in its ability to accomodate the boosting of cultural consciousness in regional social systems and establish "mindset order" and "moral order" among different cultures and ethnic groups.

Yet when the players' fitness is established, the mindset of Fàbregas and Torres needs determining.

"I would treat this as a competitive qualifier and establish that mindset and environment and if at the end of the day you win it well, that's fine.

We hope to take advantage of the twenty-first Century Maritime Silk Road to disseminate China's cultural concept of "being harmonious but different" to Southeast Asia and even to other regions and nations around the world, in a bid to establish a mindset that values cultural symbiosis and creates "harmonious but different" cross-regional social systems.

It only saves the aforementioned few pennies, but it begins to establish a mindset.

My point is that, far from Clarkson's recent antics being just another schoolboyish pushing at the boundaries of political correctness and all that, it actually speaks to a pretty unpleasant and long-established mindset.

And a widespread "not invented here" mindset stops established firms joining up with small ones to commercialise new ideas.As a result many recent ventures such as DeNA and GREE, two social-gaming operators—have been internet and software businesses that depend less on research, notes Daisuke Iwase, a founder of Lifenet, an online insurance firm.

Now that this luxury mindset is established, luxury brands that fail to adapt their product offerings to this situation are risking loss of market share.