Sentence examples for stymies creativity from inspiring English sources

In Germany and Scandinavian countries, meetings are often run with acute precision and are sometimes just a function of the boss announcing a decision; it's a process that saves time but often stymies creativity that might come from allowing others to weigh in.

It begins by breaking down old barriers and abandoning the processes that stymy creativity.

Many teachers have complained that what they see as an overemphasis on testing has stymied teacher creativity.

In a recent study from September, 2015, Merck surveyed over 2600 people on both the value of creativity in the workplace, and the ways in which their company encouraged (or stymied) creative practices.

After graduation, Wolfe's newfound creativity was stymied by her first male composition instructor, who discouraged her from writing a zany work for chamber ensemble and trapeze artists.

(Kidding!) "Creativity shall remain stymied for decades.

Harden's ball-handling creativity has long stymied even the best of defenses, but what has gotten him in trouble is an outrageous 9.8 3-point attempts per game, nearly three more than his career high and second only to Golden State's top sniper, Stephen Curry.

The exercise didn't cure writer's block across the board, but it did seem to demonstrate to the creatively stymied that they were still capable of creativity.

Unlike firms in most other industries, Google has to enfranchise its employees: if they feel stymied, they will simply take their creativity and ambition elsewhere.Though it is not discussed in the book, Google's management philosophy doubtless springs from the careers of the founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page.

Imagine businesses that are so full of trust that employees feel free to bring their creativity and propose new ideas, instead of being stymied by power politics.

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