Sentence examples for a main lesson from inspiring English sources

"A main lesson in all of this was transparency, especially in regard to internal, sensitive information.

According to a main lesson from the discursive dilemma, a group that is to count as a subject of intentional states has to implement an internal structure and in particular a mechanism for decision-making.

I get it and I apologize … A main lesson here, no matter intent, is to leave kids out of our political discussions.

Our estimate of the overall initial R is quite comparable to Meltzer et al., but use of any single point estimate for R0 or initial R in policy analysis ignores a main lesson of this review.

Here surely is a blueprint.Sadly the main lesson from modern Colbertism is simple: return companies to the private sector as quickly as possible.

If European policy makers want a Greek bankruptcy to end up like a G.M. nonevent rather than a Lehman-style catastrophe, the main lesson is they need to prepare.

Open your window, and, yes, you are bound to admit a few flies; but the main lesson of recent British history is that fresh air is good for you.

Tiresome spelling errors undermine his authoritative tone: the ex-Nazi who became president of Germany was Kurt Kiesinger, not Keisinger; Iran's president's name is not Ahemdinijad.But the main lesson is a valuable one, well delivered.

He says now that Brown & Jackson was always a "terrible business" and the main lesson learned from that misadventure was the importance of good management – the business rapidly went downhill when the management team changed.

If you want to avoid a similarly depressing experience, the main lesson is: never hand over any money until you have thoroughly checked out the individual in question, including asking for photo ID and proof of ownership of the property.

That such low-key, seemingly aimless parts can add up to a richer, more purposeful whole is the main lesson.