Sentence examples for big message from from inspiring English sources

"The big message from this," Dr. Caspi said, "is that it's not nature versus nurture that's most important, but how nature works through nurture".

"That was the big message from my first six months in the company, that the company was going to be driven from the marketplace".

11 25 p.m. | Wrap Up: One big message from the night: Senator Clinton is increasingly playing the gender card to make her case.

A 2% lead either way is within the margin of polling error, so the big message from this new poll is the same as from YouGov's last one and the January survey from ComRes - the race is neck-and-neck.

The big message from the pundits and policymakers in developed countries is that global market forces have delivered rising prosperity, and that "business as usual" through sharp austerity in the north and rapid opening-up in the south is the way forward.

The big message from Tidal's launch was its new owners' determination to restore the value of music in the eyes (or ears) of listeners, which means making them pay for it, rather than listening for free, as they can on the advertising-supported tiers of rivals Spotify and Deezer.

"Muslims are quite a varied bunch": not a bad message from the "Muslim Big Brother", which aired on BBC2 this week.

"I think one of the big messages from this time, when we look back in history, will be that Labor spent four years tearing itself apart, and I think the electorate has gotten tired of that," Mr. Wanna said.

The single biggest message from Eden is optimism.' Simple measures are not enough, says Smit, who talks of 'a new language, a new paradigm'.

And if there's one big message coming from the intellectually ambitious field of African art history these days, it's that learning about the art of Africa has just begun.

Certainly, required time off was the big message to come from last year's "concussion crisis" in youth football.