Sentence examples for the lesson of the study from inspiring English sources
The lesson of the study isn't that it always pays to adopt a submissive, deferential negotiating style.
The lesson of the study, then, isn't just that to outperform you have to be able to pick good stocks; it's that you also have to be willing to hold on to the good stocks after they've risen.
The lesson of the study of animism is perhaps that religion did not arise, as some of Tylor's successors believed, out of Urdummheit ("primal ignorance") or delusions of magical power but out of humanity's ironic awareness of a good life that cannot, by earthly means, be grasped and held.
The lesson of the Kilpatrick study is that benefits are not so much tied to play on the field, as they are to the relationships that teens build with adults and each other.
The lesson of the new study, said one of its authors, Lars Eisen, a research entomologist with the CDC's Division of Vector-Borne Diseases, is that "no single existing method, in the continued absence of a human vaccine for tick bites or Lyme disease, will be sufficient". But the preventive measures, he said, really do make a difference.
So maybe the lesson of that study is that you should simply do something different.
That is the lesson of a study on the faces people see in car fronts.
These are among the lessons of the brief case studies presented above.
But the overarching lesson of the study, she says, is that to discover how you feel about weight training, you need to weight train.
One lesson of the study is that states should supplement the wages of people who move from welfare to work.
