Sentence examples for a simple takeaway from inspiring English sources

In other words, the interesting data in the Asch and Milgram studies have been distorted into a simple takeaway: "Call it like you see it"; never mind others' feelings, opinions or traditions.

If you want a simple takeaway, here's the picture: More detailed analysis shows that the remaining gap comes from lower employment rates in Europe for the young and old; prime-age workers, especially men, are if anything more likely to be working in Europe.

After an hour or so, a nurse came by and brought us a simple takeaway Chinese lunch.

The results, released this week, have a simple takeaway: weight loss is associated with those who find 10% of their daily calories from pasta.

It's a simple takeaway, really.

One simple takeaway: When that nice Russian asks you for a favor, think twice.

Even though origami's roots are ancient, it is all around us. "Satellite dishes, car airbags and simple takeaway boxes all use the principles of origami; it's the basic idea of how you fold down something into a smaller size," explains origami teacher Sam Tsang.

The simple takeaway: Stop beating your head against the wall on the far right side of the figure.

"The big, simple takeaway is anytime you hear 'standard terms,' keep asking why, and why, and why, and why," he said.

The simple takeaway: If your company puts up better numbers than the values listed here, then it ranks in the top 50% of all companies in your industry with regard to that particular metric.

Here's Hannah's story, in her own words--along with some simple takeaways any job seeker or networker with a LinkedIn and a Twitter account can apply.