Sentence examples for lifelong emphasis from inspiring English sources
With little question, the biologist who most radically challenged conventional notions of the self in modern times was Lynn Margulis, with her lifelong emphasis on the role of symbiosis in evolution, and recognition that all biological activity involves some degree of symbiosis (i.e., the "living together" and interactions of different species).
Because most endocrine diseases are chronic and lifelong, special emphasis is placed on long-term management and the common pitfalls that may be encountered by the clinician.
It fosters lifelong learning through emphasis on teamwork; it creates new stimulating ideas, develops concepts and tools in order to solve real world issues.
So companies should double down on retraining the people they have, with an emphasis on lifelong learning and adaptability.
Emphasis on lifelong training and education of farmers about hazards and risks of PPPs is crucial for changing wrong behaviours in handling of PPPs.
"Today's emphasis on lifelong learning means you need to show you are someone who wants to learn new things," says Corfield.
This can only be reversed with more emphasis on lifelong learning, fairer employment terms and a real rebalancing of the economy towards high-productivity sectors such as manufacturing.
So in the AI era, companies should double down on retraining the people they have, with an emphasis on lifelong learning and adaptability.
It's grown into "lifelong learning", with the emphasis on learning tailored by the individual, not taught by a figurehead.
Born Adelaide Elizabeth Farrell on Aug. 1, 1929, Toffler grew up in the Bronx in a household that put an emphasis on lifelong learning.
The Rev. Frank Maniscalco, spokesman for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, said the inspection guidelines are saying only that "seminaries should train priests for the job which the men want to take on, which is priests of the Catholic Church". And that, he added, means "making a lifelong commitment to celibacy". The emphasis on homosexuality drew fire from the Catholic gay community.
