Sentence examples for cumulative lessons from inspiring English sources

Maybe Neil Young's "Cortez the Killer" or Led Zeppelin's "Four Sticks"; certainly the cumulative lessons of John Fahey and Keiji Haino.

But there's a growing sense that Klinsmann is happy to appeal to cumulative lessons when it suits him ("We had a lot of sunshine 2012, 2013, 2014 … and now it's raining a little bit. And you've got to go through that") and less inclined to accept that it is his own extended post World Cup tinkering that has left his side in its current malaise.

The cumulative lesson of Summation Dance Company could go a little like this: An emotional beginning doesn't automatically lead to a stirring finale.

The cumulative lesson of much of this research is leading to two categories of treatments -- hormone therapy, which restores desire, and various drugs, which amplify the sensation of arousal.

The effects of better implementation choices would be synergistic and cumulative, accumulating large impact (and lessons) from small changes.

Further cumulative reflection on, and distillation of, lessons learned from CBR interventions in relation to peace and conflict impacts is necessary.

"Steeper" should, of course, be replaced by "more steeply", and while, initially, Simply English – a dictionary-style reference book of correct usage – has the air of a particularly annoying school lesson, there is a cumulative effect.

About two weeks after the end of the lessons, all the students took a final cumulative test on all the topics.

In the third phase (session 9), two weeks after the end of the lessons, all the students took a final cumulative test on the content of each lecture.

P&G, for example, which has increased Tide's cumulative advantage over 70 years through huge changes, has had to learn some painful lessons along the way.

The first lesson learnt is the " relevance of developing cumulative knowledge".