Sentence examples for concrete lessons from inspiring English sources

There are concrete lessons to be learned from overseas, where tried and tested programmes aim to reduce alcohol and substance abuse through classroom-based education.

But challenges — and questions — arise when I try to translate my ideas (and ideals) into concrete lessons, delivered in 90-minute increments to a very particular set of sixth graders, each as individual and evanescent as a snowflake.

Finally, a successful Internet measurement project is described by addressing the aforementioned issues, providing concrete lessons learned based on experiences.

However, a number of concrete lessons for future trials emerge from these analyses such as the benefits of ongoing feedback mechanisms, devolved responsibility for local messaging, gauging the accuracy with which messages are understood and incorporating extended information about the role of IDMC's.

Below we discuss two concrete lessons that deserve special attention as donors consider how to approach increasing organizational capacity with a complexity lens: the need for donors and recipient organizations to work as equal partners, and the need for leadership in low-income countries.

While we are unable to draw conclusions regarding the Avahan model elements that are truly critical to successful HIV/AIDS prevention, as opposed to those that may be desirable from the perspective of KPs but are not essential, future donor transitions can draw some concrete lessons from this study, whether in the area of HIV or not.

It's a concrete lesson done in an absolutely magical way".

In Sierra Leone, though, it seems clear that lives are being saved, providing an early and concrete lesson about the impact of making health care free for the very poor and vulnerable.

TT: How about a concrete example of how a small shop could apply this lesson?

One very concrete example.

One teacher has a class of 166, with some pupils forced to lie on the bare concrete floor during lessons.