Sentence examples for evolving lessons from inspiring English sources

The issue at hand was the fact that despite the encouragement of the UN, and despite our world's recent and evolving lessons of cultural sensitivity and economic equitability, the UK has refused to return to diplomatic efforts regarding the status of UK and Argentinian claims to the Malvinas Islands, commonly referred to as the Falkland Islands.

While there can be no doubt that progressive America took a large hit at the polls in this past election, there are signs of future hope if we look in the right places and redouble our efforts to build on the evolving lessons of change in the few places where we actually won in 2014.

The program is evolving as lessons are learned, he said.

In addition, checklists are a means of adding questions based on experience and can be evolved as lessons are learned from reviews.

Finally, ample staff training and/or retraining is often necessary as transitional care programs evolve and lessons are learned in the process.

As the US republic evolved, the lesson of Douglass's insight – that there is an indissoluble link between liberty and the freedom to read what one chooses – was baked into its civic culture.

It is a process-oriented project that has been evolving based on the lessons learned from the communities.

But above all, spiritually, this has been a lesson of evolving, facing my fears and feeling deserving to (as my sister says) be proud of and own the body that houses my soul, that takes you to the next day, the next dimension.

As these outbreaks evolve over time, lessons are learned that become directly applicable to the care of these critically ill pregnant women and affect the management and allocation decisions discussed in this paper.

Police and intelligence services are "working around the clock" and constantly learning lessons about Isis' "evolving" threat, he added.

She also included, "More rules and stipulations may be added as the project evolves and lessons are learned".