Sentence examples for lessons of the complex from inspiring English sources

The inquiry has been described by Brown as a means to "learn the lessons of the complex and often controversial events" from the September 11 terror attacks on the US to the withdrawal of most British troops from Iraq earlier this year.

Swimming Lessons (2017) told the complex story of a vanishing mother who might (or might not) have drowned.

But in politics, too, Obama's legacy is problematic, and the lessons of 2008 more complex than they seemed at the time.

This volume seeks to apply the lessons of Israel's complex POW policies to conflicts around the world.

Should these institutions find themselves forced to close, they could look to the Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art and Science, which shut down in 2010, as an object lesson in the complex, painful process of dissolution.

Further, the lessons learned during the installation and commissioning of the complex tri-generation system are given.

He said: "We now have a clear understanding of the complex circumstances surrounding her death and where the army needs to learn lessons.

The lessons of the underground are spreading.

Against this background, a useful lesson of research on complex systems is that complexity arises out of what often seem to be simple interactions and rules [ 60, 61].

PODOSA will contribute evidence for weight control and diabetes specifically; however, its long-term legacy will be the experience, lessons and example of the evaluation of complex interventions in ethnic minority populations set in the community in the UK multiethnic society.

Drawing cautionary lessons from the needlessly complex interfaces of competitors' vehicles, the development team created guiding statements: To disappoint is worse than never making the promise.