Sentence examples for mindset in a from inspiring English sources

To others, it is a culture of scientific inefficiency, an I.B.M. mindset in a field that desperately yearns for Apple.

I think there is this feeling of a mindset in a lot of Malaysians, both the public and private sector, that we have embarked on this journey now.

Her views reflect a new mindset in a region where the major conflicts have long been about separate identities and homelands.

Mr. Emanuel seemed to try to capitalize on that mindset in a campaign TV ad in which he said that City Hall "is not an employment agency" and that all city workers should know "they are actually a public servant".

Mr. Bush's administration might have been clinging to a cold-war mentality, but America's new foes in Afghanistan are clinging to a medieval mindset in a country so ravaged Clinton officials said they tried to "bomb them up to the Stone Age" (a bombing that only succeeded in lionizing Osama bin Laden).

This is entirely different from the mindset in a country like England, where people go to bed hoping the stock market will crash so the rich will have to queue up for the bus like everybody else.

They assume a particular mindset in an audience, a cheerful city slacker attitude.

You could have a predominant growth mindset in an area but there can still be things that trigger you into a fixed mindset trait.

Instead, we prefer a more meta-analytic mindset, in which a given study is considered as a contribution to a broader literature, with the weight of contribution proportional to its precision.

"There is a change of mindset in DC," a senior official in Washington said.

This poses a challenge in the context of a broader "smaller, faster, and cheaper" mindset in necessitating a multidisciplinary development scheme.