Sentence examples for valuable discipline from inspiring English sources

Born in Gloucester, the son of a cricket-loving bank worker and a sports-mad mother, he was a chorister at St Paul's Cathedral school – his father, Graham, believes the choral regime, with 6am starts and tough foreign tours, instilled a valuable discipline – before going to Bedford.

A recent analysis by Forbes financial columnist Richard A. Ferri showed that rebalancing has been a particularly valuable discipline during the market's recent wild swings.

Even if this is not generally acceptable, there is little reason to doubt that formal decision-making protocols are likely to be valuable in disciplines such as conservation biology (and medicine).

Far from wasting time, the boy may actually be engaged in a valuable act of discipline, one that will help him grow into the kind of self-regulating man the age of Enlightenment required.

This empirical study is a step in establishing an evidence base approach for dealing with cognitive issues in forensic anthropological assessments, so as to enhance this valuable forensic science discipline.

If someone has not taken a vow that prohibits eating after noon, then doing so is not wrong: the wrongness of the action stems merely from the fact that it infringes a valuable system of discipline that the agent has chosen to undertake.

As for the Vince Lombardi wannabes, the spokeswoman said that throughout the series, "coaches and parents offer insight into why they believe they are teaching their children valuable lessons about discipline and dedication".

The practices of apprenticeship and mentoring are valuable for all disciplines of a development group and apply to professional, vocational, and technical disciplines.

Mandela's leadership acumen derives not from brawn but from his mindfulness and maturity; a man who, as author Stengel noted, went into prison "emotional and headstrong, and emerged balanced and disciplined," valuable attributes for any leader.

No other scholarly organization treated Tierney's house of cards as constituting a valuable service to their discipline.

The Peacock Commission concluded this: "Patrick Tierney's provocative book, Darkness in El Dorado, has contributed a valuable service to our discipline" (Peacock et al. 2001).