Sentence examples for existing wisdom from inspiring English sources

One way to do that, I would suggest, is making sure that sportswomen aren't unthinkingly submitting to existing wisdom and methodologies on the basis that only men can teach them how to be professionals.

Apparently, social innovation requires expertise in the system at hand but the social innovator must be able to transcend existing wisdom to push a system to adapt new models (Mumford and Moertl 2003).

For starters, looking to some existing wisdom, excellent tools, and several social media success stories, reveals simple practices to help you build and grow your social media presence.

It will gather existing wisdom and interventions in procedural justice, implicit bias, and reconciliation; drive the development of new practice; focus applied work in five yet-to-be-named cities across the country; evaluate impact; and make the underlying ideas and interventions available publicly and to anybody who wants them.

According to international surveys, experts, and conventional wisdom, existing (non-automated) methods of calibration have been difficult or inadequate.

Plus, there's the accumulated experience, wisdom, existing facilities and enthusiasm of top-tier suppliers like Michelin, LDM Technologies, Unigraphics Solutions, Altra Technologies, and Autokinetics.

Of course, L.A. is already dominated by roads, and by advocating for more, Feigenbaum is countering the existing folk wisdom, which declares that "you can't build your way out of congestion". So far, I've seen opposition to his plan from two places.

In a statement, the MoD said it "has a strong record of learning from previous campaigns and encourages its officers to challenge existing norms and conventional wisdom.

On a whole host of measures — income, job satisfaction, happiness, health — Caplan offers his own estimates for how much education matters, nearly always concluding that it's far less beneficial than conventional wisdom, or existing research, would have us believe.

Standards can only define conventional wisdom and existing best practices.

The pragmatism here is best explained as discarding conventional wisdom and existing guidelines for policies that will get the job done.