Sentence examples for time mentality from inspiring English sources

True to his "one convert at a time" mentality, he was not afraid to do a little laying on of hands.

After that, the Lakers come to town on Feb. 8. Already, Ferry said, the Cavaliers are using the one game at a time mentality.

Sōsh founder Rishi Mandal holds that users have moved from the "willing to spend time to save money" mentality of the deep recession (leading to the popularity of startups like Groupon and Gilt) to the "willing to spend money to save time" mentality of tech bubble 2.0 (leading to the popularity of startups like TaskRabbit and Uber).

Unlike in most medical therapies which rely upon weight-based dosing, we hypothesized that the empirical manner (1 L of fluid at a time mentality) in which fluid and vasopressor therapy are recommended for sepsis [ 22, 24] would cause obese and overweight patients to receive relatively less weight-adjusted fluids and vasopressors than normal-BMI patients.

He lifts a team and his every-time mentality is brilliant".

You can see the urgency because of the war-time mentality.

The all-war-all-the-time mentality persists even as the terms of the battles shift, with missiles one day and bioterror the next.

"There was this boom-time mentality at the beginning of the project, like nothing was too good for Bronxville -- don't worry about the money, the sky's the limit, everything's going to be the best.

The all-work, all-the-time mentality has taken root, not coincidentally, at a time when unions seem as relevant as the old mills in Paterson's Great Falls district.

"It's the bubble-time mentality in my opinion," said Alan Patrick, co-founder of technology consultancy Broadsight, "Anyone with a hope of an IPO will try and shoot through the gate before it closes".

If Frieze does not quite induce the Supermarket Sweep buying frenzy that sometimes characterizes fairs like Art Basel Miami Beach, said Bethanie Brady, the director of the Paul Kasmin Gallery, the level of sales activity in its first hours surely reflects a boom-time mentality, at least among those occupying the upper rungs of the economic ladder.