Sentence examples for pioneering mentality from inspiring English sources

"Kids raised in New York not only have a much more realistic set of expectations, they also have a more pioneering mentality," said Gary Malin, the president of Citi Habitats, a firm that deals heavily in rentals and thus serves waves of new graduates each spring.

"There's this Daniel Boone, pioneer mentality around water rights and this whole silliness about not reporting what you're pumping," he says.

The pioneer spirit, the outsider mentality.

During his time in charge, MacLaurin took Tesco away from the pile-it-high, sell-it-cheap mentality and pioneered the move to out-of-town superstores.

There was a history and a sense of innovation and a mentality of being pioneers.

With a frontier mentality, trailblazing entrepreneurs led pioneering teams that traveled fast and light and whose members packed bedrolls for the all-nighters that came with staking a claim to the new economy.

It's as if the stockade mentality of the early pioneers has persisted in spite of the obvious material and social developments.

With its unique formula of pioneering line-up coupled with village fete mentality, Field Day is a celebration of all that is bold, daring and innovative in the world of alternative music!

Field Day, London's most ambitious and forward-thinking festival celebrates its seventh birthday on 25 May in Victoria Park with its unique formula of pioneering line-up coupled with village fete mentality.

"Apparel retailers tend to have a herd mentality and are not all that interested in pioneering," he said.

Professor Yoffie said the mentality stems partly from the "near-death experiences" that some pioneers in technology have undergone, Apple included.