Sentence examples for similarly lessons from inspiring English sources

Similarly, lessons on booby traps -- rigging explosives for surprise detonation, as when a pedestrian steps on a pad and closes an electric circuit, or crosses a trip wire and releases a time fuse's pin -- resembled classes for American marines and soldiers, who are taught to create makeshift weapons for ambushes and defensive positions.

Similarly, lessons learned in New York City during the same outbreak demonstrated the benefits of advance logistical planning for mass postexposure prophylaxis including an antibiotics distribution site and clear eligibility criteria [ 18].

Similarly, the lessons learnt from this case study will provide a valuable reference for the management of mega engineering projects and act as useful inputs for an international benchmarking exercise.

He's similarly applying lessons he learned in business to the Brain Trust Accelerator Fund, a for-profit venture capital fund that makes investments in promising companies that develop therapies for brain diseases.

Similarly if lessons must be targeted for a single group of students, and if LEP students yield the largest "bang-for-buck", non-LEP students may be adversely impacted by an increase in the percentage of LEP peers.

Similarly, the lesson of the defeat of Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda was that it was as much a result of the Arab populations ignoring the group's call for jihad in favour of people power as the war on terror.

Mr. Isaza Tuzman, displaying the forcefulness that led venture capitalists to give millions to his young team at GovWorks, said he hoped that others would similarly learn specific lessons of the dot-com boom and bust and not just dismiss it as some kind of mass hallucination.

Similarly, these three lessons could conceivably aid in the development of more accurate models of pathogen or pest spread across the landscape.

For another, the bond between Mr. Gress and Mr. Waits, longtime partners in the Fred Hersch Trio, was similarly distinct, a lesson in earthy elasticity.

Similarly, in the lesson (and associated homework) for reducing screen viewing (called "Freeze my TV"), children were taught how to replace regular television watching with active play on some days.

Similarly, children learn valuable lessons by discussing how their actions affect others rather than immediately jumping to, "Say you're sorry," which has little educational value or meaning for a young child.