Sentence examples for future-oriented people from inspiring English sources

Either we Americans are an admirably future-oriented people, or we're really, really bored.

It's this willed ignorance, I suspect, that explains why it's difficult to process the implications of climate change for New York, even in the face of explicit warnings from politicians, not the most future-oriented people.

"Future-oriented people are very good at getting these things done.

The Week's Best Brad Farris says that giving honest, immediate feedback is a leader's first job: "Good feedback is future-oriented, giving people something to move toward, not something to move away from.

Many people are past-oriented people, some are present-oriented people, and fewer others are future-oriented.

Concerning future-oriented causal processes in which people are not involved, the probability concept is usually more suitable than the plausibility.

In other words, such respect gives rise to a general obligation that one not willfully destroy the social practices on which the possibility of people pursuing future-oriented projects depends.

Not all people pursue projects that are future-oriented in the relevant way and not all people oblige others to bring about what for them are posthumous states of affairs.

Namely, "old Keynesian" and "new Keynesian" models represent two intelligent but imperfect responses to the problem of thinking about an economy in which people must make future-oriented decisions.

The Obama people think of themselves as future-oriented strategic thinkers, not old-fashioned, gooey, Eleanor Roosevelt-style humanitarians — as people who get it, the "it" being the new realities of the twenty-first century.

One such tool, known as commitment devices, has been shown to induce people to become more future-oriented.