Sentence examples for principal lesson from inspiring English sources

His principal lesson from military service, though, was that insubordination was not to be tolerated.

Its principal lesson is that sometimes love does not conquer all.

He seemed to offer precision in an area of great uncertainty.This points to the principal lesson from these wrongful convictions.

A principal lesson of Watergate is that there is no greater menace to the Republic than a man who wants above all else to be President.

The principal lesson I drew from Dexter Filkins's article (Oct . 23 is that it's really a great thing to be a general.

Society responded, eventually, with bankruptcy laws, but it is very much Kuttner's point in "Debtors' Prison" that we — America and Europe in the age of the financial crisis — have yet to absorb the principal lesson of Defoe's "bitter experience".

"One of the principal lessons of Sept. 11 is that failed states are not just a humanitarian problem, they are a national security problem," he said.

In sum, I learned several principal lessons from my M.I.T. fiasco and my later successes at Northwestern and the University of Chicago.

One of the principal lessons of Bickle's and Craver's work is that neuroscientific practice in general is structured in this fashion.

From this, three principal lessons leading to successful efforts emerge that address co-design, adaptive or flexible management, and diversity of knowledge.

Ultimately, there is no blueprint for how to make this transition, but I do think there are two principal lessons or starting points that can be learned from companies that have succeeded most over the last five years: timing and focus.