Sentence examples similar to a long term lesson from inspiring English sources
And its survival will hopefully serve as a long-term lesson that the finance industry is an innovative one.
6. (relevance / coherence) At all levels, but particularly at continental and regional level, ANSP/UNICEF should profile itself more as a "programme with a long term vision" and use the lessons learned in the ensemble of countries and regions.
While capacity development is a long term and complex endeavour, some early lessons are worth sharing.
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"Nature conservation is a long term thing.
Try to accomplish a long term goal.
The long-term lesson of Toyota's recalls is that automakers will have to build a much better institutional capability for reading faint signals amid the "noise" of consumer experience data.
Lisa Curtis, a senior South Asia research fellow at the Heritage Foundation think tank in Washington and a former CIA analyst, believes there are larger long-term lessons to be learned from the case.
Whether the actions taken to save Chrysler will work are less important than whether the long-term lessons are learned by General Motors, Ford and a host of other American companies in various sectors of the economy: adapt and change the way you do business, or go the way of business dinosaurs.
