Sentence examples for lessons in development from inspiring English sources

This is not the question that Tracy Kidder's Pulitzer Prize winning novel asks, but within the narrative of Strength in What Remains there are important lessons in development effectiveness.

These are important lessons in development practice of the past two decades worth highlighting, even though we know well that there is no panacea for development.

It has been a simple lesson in development.

Partly an adventure story, partly a lesson in development economics, partly an examination of excellence in management, the book describes one of the world's most remarkable success stories, one that has transformed disaster into development and despair into hope.

Methods: Review of lessons learned in development and introduction of numerous health technologies as experienced by a non-profit organization working on technologies for 25 years.

The background of the property teaches lessons in industrial development.

The findings from this work hold important lessons in the development of models of transport systems and hold potential implications for policy.

The program, which began at the jail this year, includes lessons in the development of self esteem, avoiding the "poor old me" syndrome and re-establishing healthy relationships with men.

Lessons Learned (Optional): Cambodia's experience designing and implementing programming to promote ECD offers lessons in policy development and service integration, monitoring of services and outcomes, sustainability and scalability, and reaching the most disadvantaged.

[See page xviii for the full Recommendations table.] Lessons Learned (optional): Cambodia's experience designing and implementing programming to promote ECD offers lessons in policy development and service integration, monitoring of services and outcomes, sustainability and scalability, and reaching the most disadvantaged.

"That doesn't work for girls". Albrechtsen then gives verbal lesson in brain development in girls and boys, with the later first developing grey matter that thrives on spacial reasoning, and the later, excelling in verbal and social skills.