Sentence examples similar to response mentality from inspiring English sources

"With SARS, no time was lost in adopting that crisis-response mentality.

Reverend Murray (who offers some of the most insightful and moving remarks in "Made in America") speaks of the trial, saying that "O.J. Simpson became a symbol of that decade, of that time, of that response to: Has the mentality of America changed in the civil-rights struggle, or is it business as usual?" Mentality is the subject of the time.

The new challenges of CAPD are consisting of non-linear and complex interaction between the bio-response parameters and human mentality process involved.

But Boof came in and his immediate response was to reverse this mentality and start devising plans that revolved around achieving success as quickly as possible.

At the national level, there is seen to be an overarching system characterised by gerontocracy, clientelism and bureaucracy, producing a response of disaffection and a general mentality of cheating the system.

That's a natural response in the "old school" marketing mentality.

Bilingual programs had long been the accepted response to the "sink-or-swim" mentality schools had previously taken toward English learners, causing many students to fall behind.

Bilingual curricula emerged as a response to the "sink-or-swim" mentality some schools once took toward English learners, causing many students to fall behind.

Our adversary knows no frontiers and will run rings around any response that remains bound by frontier mentalities.

But Iverson's response to the fan Sunday was gutter mentality.

In a press release last week, the Vatican said "It is urgent… to develop a 'national response' in order to overcome the current mentality".