Sentence examples for cumulative wisdom from inspiring English sources

"People who are mature are major contributors to society -- they're around longer, they have cumulative wisdom and I think progress will go faster".

These basic principles represent the cumulative wisdom of many people, compiled over several decades of experience in designing interactive systems for people.

Yet this discussion often lacks analysis of on-the-ground experiences or ignores the cumulative wisdom of local counterparts and intermediaries.

More recently, in defiance of the cumulative wisdom of nearly everyone in his profession, he had solved a primal question in anadromous navigation: how to get into the river.

Blechner presents the past century's cumulative wisdom on dreams and then reorganizes it according to cognitive neuroscientific research.

2. Build your collaboration strategy around the "human element". In trying to capture and communicate the cumulative wisdom of a workforce, the public and private sectors have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in portals, software, and intranets.

At the Fish and Wildlife Service, for example, retirees will take with them more than 1,000 years of cumulative institutional wisdom and conservation experience.

Some low-end spamming software, too, may leave characteristic fingerprints — for instance, the telltale way in which it forges the header information — that spam fighters gradually add to their cumulative antispam wisdom.

Particularly emphasized is the "cumulative group wisdom reflected in the tradition of a particular group".

The humility, wisdom and cumulative sorrow expressed lend the film a glow of spirituality and infuse it with grace.

Wishing that the wisdom of our cumulative life experiences could be paired with the energy and appetite of our youth.