Sentence examples for wisdom developed from inspiring English sources

After Ibn al-ʿArabī, the new wisdom developed rapidly in intellectual circles in Eastern Islam.

How have those companies, like mapping software company Pingco, the browser Maxthon or financial text messaging service Oriental Wisdom, developed in the midst of the recession?

Her book, In Schools We Trust: Creating Communities of Learning in an Era of Testing and Standardization, is a masterpiece sharing the wisdom developed over more than a half century of teaching and school leadership.

The Women's International Study of long Duration Oestrogen after Menopause (WISDOM) developed from a joint initiative of the UK Medical Research Council (MRC) and the UK Departments of Health.

The association said that 80 percent of young adults who retained previously healthy wisdom teeth developed problems within seven years, and that retained wisdom teeth are extracted up to 70 percent of the time.

Innovation had been stagnant for a while, and a general wisdom had developed that the time for arcade games was over.

Opinions can easily become homogenised; and conventional wisdom can develop a dangerous momentum.

The wisdom of developing space weapons or, alternatively, of keeping space a weapons-free environment constitutes yet another issue for discussion.

"You want to ensure that these destinations maintain their local culture, tradition and local wisdom but develop it in a way that can be understood and enjoyed by visitors".

Matthews adds that, in the case of Leith Walk, the received wisdom of developing mixed-background communities, because middle-class people complain more and so raise standards, seems to have been proven accurate.

In that moment, you can appreciate the wisdom of developing a new business model that will carry you in the future while simultaneously optimizing the existing business model that keeps your business aloft today.