Sentence examples for flexibility to think from inspiring English sources

The group's stock advanced in Franfurt trading after media reports quoted Chief Executive Thomas Middelhoff as saying that restructuring efforts plus the sale of Karstadt's real-estate assets gave the embattled company the flexibility to think about consolidation in both its department-store and mail-order businesses in Germany.

They have the flexibility to think in an innovative and a structured way.

Because the old rules for success no longer apply, innovation will be key, and summoning the flexibility to think outside of the box will be one of your greatest assets.

Most executive function research examining preschoolers' cognitive flexibility, the ability to think about something in more than one way, has focused on preschoolers' facility for sequentially switching their attention from one dimension to another (e.g., sorting bivalent cards first by color and then by shape).

"In terms of the shopping experience, being disconnected from a web browser gives us the flexibility to re-think the e-commerce flow.

In addition, one cognitive ability associated with more positive attitudes towards medical assessment is mental flexibility, and better mental flexibility might make it easier to think outside one's own perspective and see the potential for increased traffic safety associated with such assessment.

The key thing here is to think of flexibility.

The sport offers a range of benefits: an increased ability to think tactically, improved flexibility and strength, better balance and co-ordination, as well as better core and limb strength, CV fitness and overall toning.

I'd like to think my own flexibility when it comes to delivering the bald truth is a mark of my concern for others' happiness, rather than my own cowardice.

To succeed, radiology researchers need to think about diversification and flexibility in their interests, developing multidisciplinary and multi-institutional projects, and engaging a broader base of stakeholders that includes patients.

All of our needs (aside from money, like say, insurance/healthcare, work-life balance, latitude to think and be creative, flexibility, and freedom to grow) are met, and it will all work out in the end.