Sentence examples for structure that leaves from inspiring English sources

I insist on a flexible corporate structure that leaves room for mistakes, and I encourage my employees to take chances.

And if people "with a platform" are disqualified for being part of the power structure, that leaves us without a platform.

Alibaba, a Chinese e-commerce firm, has listed in America with a complex ownership structure that leaves investors all but powerless inspired to do so by Silicon Valley's young moguls as well as Asia's older ones.

If Dr. Kim can create alliances with emerging markets, then he could — with U.S. support — shake up a power structure that leaves advanced economies, and Europe in particular, with disproportionate power in setting the institution's agenda.

Racism is a power structure that leaves black folks powerless.

Since MMP-1 does contain the hemopexin domain, it is one of the MMPs capable of proteolytic cleavage of fibrillar collagen leading to unwinding of the triple-helical structure that leaves collagen (or gelatine) highly susceptible to degradation by other proteases.

But HBOS had a risk department – meant to be on alert for bad lending decisions – that could not keep up with the pace of growth, and a management structure that left decisions about lending to division heads.

No, while the Great Recession did expedite the city's insolvency, the roots were planted years before in the form of a nutty governance structure that left no one fully in charge.

From this perspective, facial feminization may offer the individual who undergoes it a reprieve from prejudice, but it may also reinforce the broader oppressive structures that leave trans people disproportionately vulnerable to discrimination and violence.

Various local transformations of combinatorial structures (codes, designs, and related structures) that leave the basic parameters unaltered are here unified under the principle of switching.

The algorithm presented is optimized for multi-threaded computer architectures and also uses data structures that leave a small memory footprint making it suitable for use with large virtual environments (defined by, e.g., millions or billions of points or triangles).