Sentence examples for the mindset from from inspiring English sources

This requires shifting the mindset from trying to make the city "fail-safe", to one of safe-failure.

"Times have been pretty tough for Hull in the past 25 to 30 years," says Jones, "But this has really switched the mindset from managing decline to managing growth.

Curiously, when the RCA television tape of the first part of the confrontation was telecast days later — in which a friendly Nixon had let Khrushchev push him around — the relatively small audience watched it with the mindset from the press that Nixon had "stood up to the bully".

Company bosses around the world will need to take charge and give serious consideration to the potential of a big data programme, shifting the mindset from that of retrospective analysis and forecasting to one of real-time, forward-looking intelligence.

When you change the mindset from "be paranoid about who you hire" to "try out anyone with potential, and dump them like a hot potato if they don't pan out," the recruitment process becomes vastly simpler and less stressful for all parties.

The mindset from which most traditional schools (and even many alternative) curricula are drawn is simply insufficient.

They didn't have the right mindset from the outset; they were using the suicide route only..

You break the tiresome tyranny of questions like "What's in it for me?" The mindset shifts from consumption to contribution.

She started research on lighting up bricks in 2007, albeit "for a different goal," she tells The Creators Project: "I had to make the mindset shift from computer art to a toy".

Using the CCM-NC as a guide we have to change the policy mindset from short-term and restrictive to investing in the long term with more flexible policies.

Reacting to recent comments by Michael Gove, the shadow schools secretary, that he admired the former Labour prime minister, Tebbit calls on Cameron to "root out" the Blairite mindset from his front bench.