Sentence examples for traditional wisdom that from inspiring English sources

Most of the traditional wisdom that we follow when we are making investment decisions is rooted in models referred to as modern portfolio theory.

Family-focused therapy, as it is called, breaks the image of the psychiatrist sitting in his chair, alone in a room with the patient, as well as the traditional wisdom that patient confidentiality is sacrosanct.

"Blockers," written by Brian Kehoe and Jim Kehoe, is a riff on post-Apatovian ribaldry that shares Apatow's sense of traditional wisdom — that, like Apatow's films, invests its sexual extravagance with ethical substance and explores the emotional truth at the heart of erotic experience.

With this small book, Bond another noted historian attacks the traditional wisdom that WWI's Western Front was an unending series of inconclusive offensives concocted by knuckleheaded generals.

Contrary to traditional wisdom that takes local agencies for granted as subordinate organs in the environmental governance system, this work indicates that environmental policy design needs improved mechanisms to motivate local agencies in working more effectively.

In this context, we find a new rationale for utilizing a KAM strategy to deal with such (large) customers that differs from the traditional wisdom that KAM is used to court large clients by offering them better terms than small, independent clients.

Traditional wisdom says that in setting pay, organisations need to provide a level that will attract, retain and motivate staff.

Although traditional wisdom suggests that baseline levels of testosterone (T) promote aggressive behavior, decades of research have produced findings that have been largely weak and inconsistent.

Traditional wisdom is that failing to finish the course allows some bacteria to survive.

Traditional wisdom dictates that fusion reactors must be built on a large scale.

The traditional wisdom remains that a groom (like a child) should be seen and not heard.