Sentence examples for inward team from inspiring English sources

"First and foremost we have to look inward," team captain Dustin Brown said.

In business, organizations across industries are turning the lens inward to optimize teams and boost productivity with data at the heart of the effort.

So the focus at the Jets' practice facility has been turned inward, not on the team that practices 40 minutes away.

While the Jets' list of potential coaches to replace Eric Mangini grew Friday, the team turned inward to conduct its first interviews.

But when focused inward, the broader beam yields creativity, the team suggests in a paper in the December 18 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences.

To stay informed, firms can hire 'observers' to look inward and assess the performance of individuals, teams, or departments.

In an earlier study, the team found that the neighboring Filchner-Ronne and Ross ice shelves would not collapse on their own; the seafloor topography would keep them anchored in place and prevent the destabilizing inward rush of seawater.

And some of the most creative companies will continue to grow inward simply because humans remain social animals motivated by team and tribe, not just by profit.

To the team's horror, the fires were heading inward toward the nests of the last 200 macaws surviving in Guatemala.

Finally, the Obama team, and the candidate himself, need to look inward.

But he also sent a warning to the team around the Labour leader that they must avoid looking inward.