Sentence examples for forward-thinking attitudes from inspiring English sources

It requires a fun-loving, often goofy work environment that fosters healthy collaboration and forward-thinking attitudes.

According to the program's organizers, the goal of @sweden is to reflect the country's forward-thinking attitudes (many of its citizens have been agitating to abolish gender-specific pronouns).

He tells me he was attracted both by Bristol's creative spirit and its forward-thinking attitudes towards weed.

So why doesn't this creative, intelligent, forward-thinking attitude translate into organising good conferences?

But it definitely is bright and colorful and sleek, a kind of visual representation of the forward-thinking attitude of America at the time".

The Boscawens' forward-thinking attitude was definitely the driving force behind it, and we were lucky enough to be granted a Nuffield Scholarship (a trust that provides grants to the agricultural sector).

Wired even published an article crediting Microsoft for its forward-thinking attitude toward collaborating with the masses: "No company has made it so easy to hack into a product as popular as the Kinect," the article asserted, implying that the company planned on home-brew innovators as crucial strategic partners.

Heavy investment in halfpipe, rail and jump parks, committing a full-time team of shapers, giving snowboarders exactly what they want, has proved that to attract snowboarders and free-skiers, a resort needs a forward-thinking attitude - not the biggest mountains in the world.

The club points to its hugely successful awakening of the football community in a city that once hosted regular European football with Lokomotive Leipzig and to a youthful, forward-thinking attitude that has translated into an unbeaten first half-dozen games in the top flight.

Seltzer's forward-thinking attitude helped him get ahead of the game when it came to telecommunications technology.

Her forward-thinking attitude is crystallized in a phrase that is now commonplace: "It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission".