Sentence examples for pragmatic lessons from inspiring English sources

These case studies also provide further pragmatic lessons in managing participation in tenders.

And there is also a pragmatic lesson that Claire, albeit for the moment, has to live by: she can aspire only to be Lady Macbeth rather than Hillary Clinton.

But the test case will be Turkey, a secular state currently ruled by Islamists whose progress is being watched with nervous attention.The pragmatic lesson concerns those wars of religion.

Much of the literature identified is aimed at development agencies and has a pragmatic orientation towards lessons learned, without taking on board some of the broader political and historical aspects, which come from the wider (non-commissioned) studies.

At least it was a lesson in pragmatic programming.

The success of this "soft" approach — ad hoc, individualistic, pragmatic — should be a lesson to us.

This had been an exercise in short-term firefighting, a lesson in pragmatic survival amid that draining schedule.

But the Chinese are pragmatic and the real lesson from history is that remembering the days when Britannia ruled the waves accentuates its decline.

But he is pragmatic, too, seeking to apply the lessons he learned as an entrepreneur to a Hollywood culture marred by political infighting, one-upmanship and corporate backstabbing.

This marked the big cultural shift, a shock to some, to others a pragmatic attempt to adapt 20th century lessons for 21st century problems.

A more fine-grained classification of the state-space approach is desirable, particularly if we wish to understand important lessons stemming from the Pragmatic View of Theories, as we shall see below.