Sentence examples for Institutional wisdom from inspiring English sources

At the Fish and Wildlife Service, for example, retirees will take with them more than 1,000 years of cumulative institutional wisdom and conservation experience.

Unlike other New York City private schools, with their decades of institutional wisdom, Avenues was founded on the premise that its parents were partners in building a new community.

On the other hand, Parrish, a member of Cleveland's 1964 championship team, possesses valuable institutional wisdom and an appealing spirit of resistance that contemporary players — not used to fighting or resisting — may find fortifying.

Tactical retreat served them well, and the Islamic State has not lost the institutional wisdom that allowed those men to survive and then recapture territory, first slowly, then in 2014 all at once.

Which leads me to wonder about the civic good will behind — and institutional wisdom in accepting — another example of donor earmarking: the $65 million patron-inscribed fountains recently installed (and critically panned) at the Met.

If you can retain people longer, you can get more traction, advance understanding, develop deep expertise, build institutional wisdom and gain critical momentum.

Don't their experience, wisdom and institutional memory count for anything?

In an intelligently calibrated performance that runs an emotional gamut from searing heartache to purblind vainglory, Kiki, looking back to the duo's heyday in Monaco in 1967 and to the pair's meeting as "retards" in what she calls an "institutional," dispenses hard-earned wisdom and tortured biography.

We believe that this research should focus on the institutional level, asking how "wisdom" can be anchored at the institutional level.

We aren't going to solve our nation's needs for better performance in higher education by rolling back the clock to a time of generous finances and uncritical public belief in the wisdom of institutional decision makers.

What results on the page is a celebration of immaturity, a rant against the normal, a comic screed against dogma, conventional wisdom, doctrinaire or institutional thinking.