Sentence examples for parallel lessons from inspiring English sources

Stepping out from there, there are also parallel lessons to be drawn from how people are talking about the technology services they are interacting with.

I couldn't help but wonder about parallel lessons of democratic participation and good governance from the US for our group of health workers.

(There's a parallel lesson here for politicians thinking that banning encryption will prevent terrorists from securely communicating).

A parallel lesson, reinforcing what we have already observed in connection with casuistry proper, would apply for moral reasoning in general: reasoning from cases must at least implicitly rely upon a set of organizing judgments or beliefs, of a kind that would, on some understandings, count as a moral "theory".

The parallel lesson for companies is never to lose sight of the fundamentals of operating a business: do all employees have their basic needs met?

The design was successful in creating strong hydrophobic binding interactions with the substrate, which parallels lessons from simple micelle systems.

I remember being sat in a year 3 bible studies class at my Jewish primary school, a part of my education taught in parallel to lessons in maths, English and science as if they were each one and of the same.

Because of the many painful parallels and lessons from Georgia in 2008.

There are parallels – and lessons - with Tory attitudes to franchise reform in the nineteenth century.

Don't look to the upheaval of the 1960s for parallels and lessons, he said.

With an eye on the faltering economy, even Mr Cameron has started urging people to return to the capital and eat and shop.Henry Ford at the trackBut a parallel policy lesson has also emerged, which is much less reassuring the advantage of sheer numbers.