forward-looking

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishforward-lookingˈforward-ˌlooking adjective PLANplanning for and thinking about the future in a positive way, especially by being willing to use modern methods or ideas → backward-looking a forward-looking Russian statesmanExamples from the Corpusforward-looking• And his interest in the sport is intensely forward-looking.• As I said, we're an old established company, but we're forward-looking and vigorous.• In response to the difficult situation schools find themselves in, a critical and forward-looking approach to curriculum renewal was developed.• Assistance with childcare costs is offered by some forward-looking companies.• We like to think we're a forward-looking company that isn't afraid to use new ideas.• We have to ask by what means this free and forward-looking imagination can be cultivated at school.• The liberal-historical approach by contrast is more forward-looking in character.• The appeal to the past was thus developed into a forward-looking philosophy of history.• We need more forward-looking political thinking.• Rather, you will create a strong, forward-looking tone that is realistic and convincing.• Unfortunately, even the most forward-looking women assume a linear progression toward equality.From Longman Business Dictionaryforward-lookingˈforward-ˌlooking adjectiveCOMMERCE planning for and thinking about the future in a positive way, especially by being willing to use modern methods or ideasSome forward-looking companies implemented wide area networks as soon as they became available.

单词	forward-looking
释义	forward-looking From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishforward-lookingˈforward-ˌlooking adjective PLANplanning for and thinking about the future in a positive way, especially by being willing to use modern methods or ideas → backward-looking a forward-looking Russian statesmanExamples from the Corpusforward-looking• And his interest in the sport is intensely forward-looking.• As I said, we're an old established company, but we're forward-looking and vigorous.• In response to the difficult situation schools find themselves in, a critical and forward-looking approach to curriculum renewal was developed.• Assistance with childcare costs is offered by some forward-looking companies.• We like to think we're a forward-looking company that isn't afraid to use new ideas.• We have to ask by what means this free and forward-looking imagination can be cultivated at school.• The liberal-historical approach by contrast is more forward-looking in character.• The appeal to the past was thus developed into a forward-looking philosophy of history.• We need more forward-looking political thinking.• Rather, you will create a strong, forward-looking tone that is realistic and convincing.• Unfortunately, even the most forward-looking women assume a linear progression toward equality.From Longman Business Dictionaryforward-lookingˈforward-ˌlooking adjectiveCOMMERCE planning for and thinking about the future in a positive way, especially by being willing to use modern methods or ideasSome forward-looking companies implemented wide area networks as soon as they became available.
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