Sentence examples for one key virtue from inspiring English sources
Representative government has at least one key virtue: it gives our elected representatives the responsibility and the resources to make well-informed decisions about complex issues.
One of the key virtues of colleges and universities is that they are among the only places in American society where humans can congregate where commercial values do not dominate the discourse.
Drawing on their own experience with the UK's National Research Ethics Service NRESStevensonnson et al. argue that the current 'pre-dictive' approach to review fails to recognise one of the key virtues of a qualitative approach - its fluid or iterative nature, whereby the research process is responsive to insights generated as the research proceeds.
A key virtue of the new approach: It does not depend on cooperative, collective action by authors, editors, and publishers.
What they both ignored was democracy's ability to evolve, which is perhaps its key virtue.
Only in this way can the key virtue – adaptability – be developed.
One key test was encouraging.
There's one key difference.
For me the key virtue is self-knowledge.
In his view, one of the program's key virtues is its potential for heterogeneity.
