Sentence examples for principle to keep from inspiring English sources

"The principle to keep in mind is movement trumps pain.

Four hours later, the companies said they had reached an agreement in principle to keep all the channels — and thus keep the system intact.

One contributor points out, for example, that "show, don't tell" is a good principle to keep in mind, except when it works better to "tell, don't show".

Although the state and local governments have agreed in principle to keep development within an "urban growth boundary" and to strengthen designated "urban centres" rather than allowing new ones, jobs and housing just keep moving further away from central Seattle.

Or maybe it threatens to expose the least digestible ingredient of conservatism – that insofar as it opposes change, it aims on principle to keep wealth and power for those who have them, and keep them from those who don't.

The broadband policy debate will unfold over many months, but it seems to me there is at least one perspective-enhancing principle to keep in mind, which you won't necessarily hear from the lobbyists for the warring sides.

There are a few principles to keep in mind.

To properly apply gaming techniques to school and work and other institutions, there are certain core principles to keep in mind, says Tom Chatfield, a British journalist and the author of "Fun Inc.: Why Gaming Will Dominate the Twenty-First Century".

The Olympic opening ceremony featured a Confucian theme welcoming, "Friends who have come from afar", and prisoners are taught Confucian principles to keep them on the straight and narrow.

Last week, Arti Patel began the Career Fair series, discussing some general principles to keep in mind as you get started.

You might even claim regulations are not really regulation but pro-freedom principles to keep the net "free and open".