Today, Sandy and Lonnie, Jessica's father, have a different approach to life, stemming from the lessons they've learned since Jessica's murder.
First, he said, Israel has developed "a reticent but real repulsion about occupying Lebanon in particular and Arab lands in general," stemming from "the accumulated lessons" of Lebanon, which Israeli occupied a swath of from 1982 to 2000, and of the West Bank and Gaza, first occupied in the 1967 war, all of which he believes has cost Israel dearly.
Besides being a talented actor, singer and songwriter, Elgort is also a skilled dancer, stemming from the ballet lessons he took while growing up.
One potential lesson stemming from the oxytocin studies is that at least some autistic children may possess latent social skills [ 27] which can be unmasked and revealed through oxytocin administration.
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.
Despite the many problems of coordination revealed above, there are several practical lessons stemming from the studies that decision-makers in these and other countries might bear in mind when seeking to strengthen the functioning of national and subnational coordination structures.
That urgency stems from the bitter lessons of the stagnant 1990s.
In part, Mr. Bloomberg's desire to court Washington stems from the legislative lessons he acquired as a chief executive of a private company.
My reservations stem from the hard lessons of America's policy towards illegal drugs.
Another lesson stemmed from the fact that I had been used to thinking, "I can get through the brick wall.
K-pop's nascent success in the West stems from lessons the Korean music industry learned from its home market.
