Sentence examples for thinking complements from inspiring English sources

Solving real-world problems involves working with the concrete as well as the theoretical, something that design thinking complements well.

These two types of thinking complement each other in arriving at a comprehensive understanding of brain-behavior relations.

In the next step, a 'futures thinking exercise' complemented the analysis of urban resources (Alaily-Mattar et al., [2013]).

If you are Sony and you're commissioning a team in Japan to come up with a better action camera and you define the leader of that team as the product manager, probably they're not going to be thinking about the complements to the product.

But when science is used to replace thinking instead of complement it; when we claim to see in its results the reduction of all the complexity that constitutes the emergence of a human life or the choices and responsibilities of the person it may develop into; we relinquish something that Kant showed more than 200 years ago was essential to the very idea of a human being: our freedom.

Where we think leaders and folks can get the most benefit out of this is by thinking in terms of complements instead.

A compact 51-year-old woman in a shirtdress, Meana explained the gender imbalance onstage in a way that complemented Chivers's thinking.

"Estee Lauder is thinking this is a great complement" to its stable of brands, Copic said.

Fox announced that a defence reform unit was being set up under Lord Levene to guide the "hard thinking" and complement the ongoing strategic defence and security review.

In the meantime, companies will need to grow the use of life cycle assessment (LCA) based systemic thinking to complement absolute targets on single dimensions such as greenhouse gases (GHGs).

It complements a fondness for thinking that one has found the key to everything.