Sentence examples similar to visibly more results-oriented from inspiring English sources

And I don't think she felt like she could lean on the people around her. Everyone was so happy with her results that they became more results-oriented instead of focusing on the human being".

Organizations are becoming far more results-oriented and much more skilled at measuring results.

Programming is becoming more results-oriented but this is far from 'managing by results'.

"Women tend to have a more collaborative approach than men, and are more results-oriented than credit-oriented".

People came to meetings more prepared, and they became more results-oriented.

Research suggests that women legislators are more results-oriented and more activist in seeking legislative solutions to important problem.

"We tend to be more results-oriented and less concerned with getting the credit," Ms. Gillibrand explained.

If we institute a more results-oriented, and a more health-conscious, system, our dollars will buy us better care and probably cheaper care.

Neves, whose grandfather was the first president elected after the dictatorship, promises a more results-oriented and efficient administration which would make life easier for businesses through tax changes and a more streamlined bureaucracy, but he too would maintain the bolsa familia social allowance programme and continue efforts to reduce poverty.

His big break came right before high school, when his mother moved the family to the more results-oriented New York City suburb of Ossining.

Companies with remote work programs need to create more results-oriented measures: percentage of tasks completed on time; increase in customer satisfaction; time needed for an issue to move between departments to resolution.