Sentence examples for accurate lessons from inspiring English sources

Richer and more accurate lessons can be learned from comparative approaches of phenotypic evolution across a spectrum of species.

While others in the media have misinterpreted this study to mean that Facebook ads don't matter at all, the more accurate lesson is that candidates need users to also voluntarily share their content.

If Jiang and Lapusta's model is accurate, the unsettling lesson is that the parts of the San Andreas that draw the most attention to themselves through seismic noise are far less dangerous than the quiet ones, silently and stealthily storing up stress over centuries.

How many of these lessons are accurate?

And on this evidence, Charlotte Edwards's side need to improve in every department if they are to advance, as they were given a lesson in accurate bowling and boundary hitting by the lowest-seeded team in the tournament.

The comparison is accurate, but the historical lesson the diametric opposite.

This collaboration was essential because it ensured that the lessons were scientifically accurate according to the seismologist, but also age and curriculum appropriate according to the teacher.

The lesson taught by accurate, long-range fire from entrenched positions in the American Civil War was lost on European commanders.

"So being able to project across a very long timeline while still being focused on the immediate tug and pull of politics I think is a useful lesson, and an accurate portrayal of how I think about my work day to day".

The title of Júlia Nagy's recent documentary about the band, Akik Móresre Tanították a Halált ("The Ones Who Taught Death a Lesson"), is uncannily accurate: At 62, Atilla exhibits the vigor of a performer half his age.

In 2013 we should take lessons from situations where accurate scientific findings are unpopular with the public.