Sentence examples for weak cultures from inspiring English sources

He agrees that culturally defined groups may sometimes oppress their own members, but insists that weak cultures need defending from strong ones.

In weak cultures, people just do what they're told.

Our most surprisingly finding was that firms that emphasized adaptability intensely but had low consensus about their overall culture performed worse over the three year period—even worse than firms with weak cultures and no emphasis on adaptability.

People strive for order, which might explain that, while there are organizations with strong and weak cultures, there are hardly any organization that exists without having any culture at all.

On the other hand, strong corporate cultures are often aligned with business success, just as weak cultures have been correlated with business failures.

A number of quantitative analyses have shown that firms with strong cultures outperform those with weak cultures (Burt et al. 1994; Kotter and Heskett, 1992, Sackmann, 1991).

A culture which does not interest Americans is intrinsically a weak culture.

It makes up part of our legendary picaresque national character, and our weak culture of solidarity".

> BUT a weak culture will ALSO be a liability – even if it has "constantly adapting / realigning" at its core.

Britain had a weak culture of savings even before Mr Brown's fiddling; the take-up of private pensions is low and declining.

The longer term goal is to raise the level of participation in HE in the region to the national average for the UK - a tall order, given that that this part of Wales has a weak culture of participation in higher education.