Sentence examples similar to built-in wisdom from inspiring English sources

Charcoal-making practices are empirical in nature with a built-in traditional wisdom inherited from one's ancestors.

No. Did they learn the built-in defect of conventional wisdom?

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Sufficiency has three components: moderation; wisdom or insight; and the need for built-in resilience against the risks which arise from internal or external change.

Increasingly we can see the wisdom of diversified farming operations, where there are built-in relationships among plants and animals.

It now behooves the Princeton University community to consider the wisdom of an older method that had a different type of built-in brake against grade inflation while also inspiring students to better academic performance.

What's more, where is the wisdom in giving 39% of the company to an entity that has a built-in incentive to avoid layoffs as a cost-cutting tool, even when the environment requires it?

Middle-aged men - in the main - have experience, knowledge and have maybe gathered a little wisdom, but, in a world where appearances matter, the male of the species has, I'm afraid, a built-in obsolescence.

Built-in L.E.D. nightlight.

Others offer built-in seating.

(Beckham's were built-in).