Sentence examples for negative lessons from inspiring English sources

Negative lessons from the American experience : a response to Professor Katz / Donald P. Kommers.

Constitutionalism in East Central Europe : some negative lessons from the American experience / Stanley N. Katz.

The real question is what other negative lessons he learned along the way.

Even if we learn from the positive steps of RFID and avoid the negative lessons, nothing with the IoT will be accomplished overnight.

Whatever the negative lessons of Iraq, intervention will sometimes be necessary to defend allies, stop mass killings, shore up fragile states, close down terrorist havens and relieve suffering.

But if England's policy is to be a success, he adds, it needs to be based on an analysis of the positive and negative lessons in the Australian experience.

Kids who grow up with this set up all too often learn a negative lesson, i.e. that they need to figure everything out in their own head, that it's not such a good idea to try to work something out with another person, especially if what needs to be worked out is sticky.

The 12 participants with negative lesson responses were compared with the total sample for perceived physical activity, amount of physical activity, EC status, and factors associated with physical activity and EC, i.e., BMI category, weight satisfaction, and age.

The discussions were structured to provide ample opportunity for the five endemic countries to share positive and negative experiences, lessons learned, best practices, and constraints and successes encountered while addressing H5N1 HPAI under their particular circumstances.

More than just a comic figure, he is the Negative Example by which his family learns its lesson.

Thomas Jefferson saw the Empire as a negative political lesson, but was a chief proponent of its architectural models.