Sentence examples for necessary staging from inspiring English sources

More broadly, Europe's staid business culture is too slow to forgive failure, in contrast to America where setbacks are celebrated as a necessary staging point to success.Josh Lerner of Harvard Business School compares doling out public-sector cash, EIF-style, to serving a main dish before the table is set.

However, when these reports are audited there is generally a lack of specific cancer staging detail that compromises the ability to consistently obtain the necessary staging data required for modern cancer management.

This is a necessary stage in becoming yourself.

"Writing on paper in that way allows for incoherence and messiness which is a necessary stage of the creative process".

It's an entirely necessary stage I have to go through and is not at all to be confused with laziness.

But such characterizations of the President seem to me misguided, a slur on the developmental progress of a small individual through the necessary stages of childhood.

If GDP growth has been driven by bubble activity, a fall in GDP is therefore an inevitable and necessary stage of recovery.

Manikkalingam said putting arms beyond operational use was a necessary stage before complete disarmament, but there was no mention of Eta continuing to disarm unilaterally.

In some insects, it is a reaction to unfavourable environmental conditions; in others, such as certain moths and butterflies, diapause is a necessary stage of the life cycle.

This chapter — the DeMint chapter, the Tea Party chapter, call it what you will — was probably a necessary stage for the American right.

You seem to want to start at the end (that's because you are so perceptive and have such a unique general background) and seem to get bored with the necessary stages that cannot be avoided.