"How many times do you say the same thing?" I think the answer to that is "frequently" — each time bringing new information to synthesize with what was known before, building the truth block by block.
The shift from promoting bulky, all-encompassing models to building simple truths from fieldwork and the theory of incentives has come late to development economics.
Still, celebrations in the capital, Juba, cannot obscure a sobering truth: building a functional new country will take decades of hard work.
Getting Kosovo to stand on its own feet again -- in truth, building its entire political and economic infrastructure from nothing -- is the most ambitious project the U.N. has ever undertaken.
However, the limitation to these kinds of study is the difficulty of building reference ground truth databases [87].
Truth: Building a company is an iterative process, says Hoffman, and entrepreneurs must be willing to adapt to changes in customer demand or the competitive landscape.
Writers often like to talk about how intuitive the writing process is but in truth building a book is a remarkably unintuitive task.
With no transparency in the Chinese media about the disaster, Ai Weiwei launched his own investigation into the truth, building "anti-government noise on the Internet".
But in truth, building greater awareness and empathy is one of the most important things we can do to combat this growing problem and the stigma that surrounds it in a way that leads to change.
McCann Always On is "adding another dimension to what McCann has always been doing, finding the truth about a brand and building a campaign around that truth," said Mr. Murphy, referring to the McCann Erickson slogan, "Truth well told," which dates to 1912.
