Sentence examples for is a key message of from inspiring English sources
In many ways, this is a key message of high-tech marketing consultant Geoffrey A. Moore's books.
The danger and undesirability of revolutions is a key message of today's Kremlin and state television, and by focusing on Trotsky rather than Lenin the series can show the tragic bloodletting the October Revolution engendered, but avoid direct criticism of Lenin, whom many Russians still admire.
Understanding how and why your brain changes is a key message of a new exhibition, Your Brain, at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
Treating patients even before they reach health facilities is a key message of a UNICEF-supported information campaign.
While prevention education is a key message of the campaign, anti-discrimination is another equally important theme.
Creative media help Turkmenistan children learn about flu prevention 11 June 2010, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan – "Let's stay healthy!" is a key message of the musical for children launched in Turkmenistan by UNICEF.
HOLLISTER: That's a key message for all of us who care about Harvard, and it's true for any university or college.
This was a key message that came out of Parliament's Tuesday morning debate with European Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, on last week's EU summit.
Earlier this month, Monis had posted on his website that Shia muslims were rejectionists – a key message of extremist Sunnis in the Middle East.
The global festivities involving people of thousands of ethnic backgrounds is demonstrative of a key message of Baha'u'llah's life and teachings: that a special time has arrived for the entire human race as it gradually moves from a stage of collective adolescence to one of maturity and wholeness.
Arnold's own research does suggest that physicians may be more amenable to a key message of the latest research: that whenever possible, narrow-spectrum antibiotics are a better treatment choice for babies than are wide-spectrum ones.
