Examples of using Forward thinking in English and their translations into Czech
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Some forward thinking.
My freshman philosophy professor… assigned this exercise in forward thinking.
Finally! Some forward thinking.
Forward thinking's overrated.
It's called forward thinking, bud.
Forward thinking was your father then.
Extantion's about forward thinking.
Some forward thinking. Finally!
Driven to make it, change the world, all that stuff. you used to be so, uh, forward thinking, Oh, well, you know.
That is forward thinking, don't you think? .
Because I read this list and I thought this is clear and forward thinking and has the potential to effect change.
So forward thinking alone, alas, just wasn't enough.
Combining a state-of-the-art technology with modern functional design Argo is the home of forward thinking companies.
One of the most forward thinking companies in our midst.
It might make you look like a kamikaze reject from a Tron movie,'but it was actually the product of some incredibly forward thinking'by its genius inventor- Sir Clive Sinclair.
We too like forward thinking, Mr Selfridge, but at a steady pace.
The industry is a model, I believe, of the way a sector can transform itself, as I saw for myself on my recent visit to Jaguar Land Rover in Castle Bromwich,where I was really impressed by the forward thinking of trade unions and their partnership with management to ensure continued research and development into green vehicles.
This is clear and forward thinking and has the potential to effect change. Because I read this list and I thought. .
Sir, you are the founder of forward thinking and my father is the king of backward.
I'm a very forward thinking person and a very positive thinking person, and the transactions that I did, or did not do, I very rarely have any remorse over a situation.
In my view this report with its exceedingly forward thinking and progressive recommendations and Policy have set the standard for the future of Australian veterinary surgical training.
You're thinking forward.