Sentence examples for results-oriented view from inspiring English sources

The officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak candidly, said Shanahan takes a results-oriented view of those conflicts, which have failed to produce lasting security despite almost two decades and billions of dollars of effort.

But from a results-oriented point of view, that doesn't matter.

Fresh off the triumph of revamping Wal-Mart's once-dowdy apparel section into one of its most successful departments, Ms. Castagna is viewed as the kind of results-oriented executive who can finally shake Penney out of its longstanding ennui.

Although we don't know the precise reasons for the changes, it is clear that the setup was viewed by some commentators as unwieldy and insufficiently results-oriented.

He discussed this results-oriented approach in his 2012 New York Times Opinion piece, "In Therapy Forever?

Moderating her political views, she slowly rose to national prominence as a results-oriented technocrat.

Organizations are becoming far more results-oriented and much more skilled at measuring results.

Now he is bringing his results-oriented approach to an area far outside his usual purview: teacher colleges.

But as Alderson added, "The results weren't there and we are in a results-oriented business".

Programming is becoming more results-oriented but this is far from 'managing by results'.

Maybe I'm a results-oriented person, and in prison we don't get results.