Sentence examples for recognised lessons from inspiring English sources

One of the major, but perhaps less widely recognised lessons of the MDG experience has been the importance of building adequate in-country capacity to collect, analyse, and present policy-relevant data on the various targets.

According to the poet, humanity's flawed understanding of life and turning away from God leads to a cycle of warfare, but this can be overcome by recognising the lessons of the past.

It would be nice if we could say this was because the media had learned their lessons and recognised the importance of scientific evidence, rather than one bloke's hunch.

They recognised that the hard lesson we learned from the 1980s and early 1990s is that relative poverty matters.

Many organisational problems demand the use of a mixed method approach and thus recognising and sharing lessons could prove beneficial to both practitioners and researchers.

Similar ideas of the students showing the open-mindedness characteristic that Teachers T1, T2, and T3 performed in the last four lessons were also recognised in the other interviews with the students (Source C).

Vowel sounds, days of the week, a brief stroll through family relationships via Romeo and Juliet, a geography lesson in which everyone recognised the outline of Syria from a simple line drawing.

Schnabel recognised his talent, but recommended he have lessons first with pupils of his, including Schnabel's own son, Karl Ulrich.

Its brand name is recognised the world over.Yet Kodak's fate ought to be a lesson for today's technology powerhouses such as Google, Microsoft and Facebook.

Both recognised the violence that could result from bad thinking and bad writing a lesson Orwell put memorably into "Politics and the English Language".

As recognised in the above conversation between Teacher T3 and her students in Lesson 3 (Source A), the teacher's questions were often developed from the students' initial answers.