Significados de become a mantra en inglés

Photo: supplied 'Design thinking' has become a mantra in the business world.

Instead, the idea of realistic has become a mantra to discourage innovation and undermine imagination.

Nothing matters. For reporters covering the presidential election and Donald Trump, this has become a mantra.

It has become a mantra among critics of Irish that "no one" uses it.

But he added that the bipartisan policy must never become a mantra to be preserved at all costs.

The tattoo is an abbreviation of three short, yet powerful words that would become a mantra for him: No.

For workers all around the world, the phrase "do more with less" has become a mantra of the times.

There is no need for violence, Kibaki said at the Dandora waste dump in what has become a mantra of his campaign.

Knowing the one that's one too many has become a mantra for the drinks industry; perhaps something similar needs to be implemented for sun worshippers.

So-called "technology transfer" has become a mantra in international climate talks for poor nations, which say they need technical help to cut emissions.

His money-counting crew had a saying that would become a mantra in Las Vegas: "Three for us, one for the government, and two for Meyer."

It is how the phrase "underdog" became a mantra in Riley's team culture.

The statistics became a mantra.

"Somebody must have got her," Beckia said; it had almost become a mantra.