Sentence examples for acute lessons from inspiring English sources

(Scott) ★ 'ELECTION' (No rating, 100 minutes, in Cantonese) This intricate gangster entertainment, the first episode in a two-part sequence from the prolific Hong Kong action maestro Johnnie To, offers some acute lessons in the pitfalls of democracy.

Except an acute lesson for me, leading into the High Holidays, of both how frail and how resilient human beings are, and how fleeting and precious are our lives.

Worry about inflation is made more acute by the harsh lessons learned by trying to bring inflation under control by a tight-money policy.

However the lessons of acute and chronic effects of exposure to pesticides and their precursors in Bhopal has not changed agricultural practice patterns.

It is also remarkable how this archetype of simulation has other prescient lessons for acute care medicine, even 6,000 years on.

The better production planning created the possibility of closing for non-acute production and arranging lessons or education days.

He was an acute man but not for lessons for life.

Whether the lessons learned from acute exposure can be translated to the chronic case remains unclear.

Cognitive tests were administered by a trained experimenter in the morning, within the same week in the same order and not preceded by physical education lessons to avoid acute exercise effects on cognitive function [ 38].

And also, for all those years, those buildings have provided a lesson, now newly acute, in how, through the places we make in cities, to live with the continual memory and possibility of shattering violence.

The creative spark is coming from everywhere, innovators are testing ideas in markets where costs are lower and needs are more acute and models are perfected from lessons from around the world.