Sentence examples for dominant lessons from inspiring English sources

From the days of 'structural adjustment', "dominant lessons" were learnt by the Bank through its own research on aid effectiveness, in which it conceded that "…donors can advise on and support, but cannot buy or induce, economic [and state] reforms.

That is, after all, the dominant lesson of recent history.

Theatergoers also apparently found meaning in the teamwork of the six unemployed men, who inspired and pushed one another, a dominant lesson taught in schools, offices and on sports fields in Japan.

A life that would teach the dominant society a lesson it couldn't forget.

In their small-town world, church and its moral lessons are a dominant part of everyday life.

They helped ease Michael's transition from a 15-year-old who was sneaked onto the Del Mar training track for lessons to the dominant Southern California rider who bought himself a $1 million home and a Nissan 350z sports car when winning was easy.

While there is no univocal or dominant classification of styles, two lessons are important.

That startling conclusion, reported in tomorrow's issue of Science,* upsets the widely held view that life's lessons play a dominant role in determining an elderly person's cognitive ability.

These four case-studies were interrogated using Sumner et al's synthesis approach [ 1] and Nutley et al's research use continuum [ 4] to identify lessons and the dominant types of research use.

Again, market-dominant companies had plenty of managerial lessons to dispense, and these lessons had plenty of enthusiastic adherents.

But in this climate, international businesses, Western investors, and market-dominant minorities themselves should heed the lessons from Jakarta.