Sentences with phrase «central lesson»

This unfortunately dismisses the central lesson to be drawn from the awkward transition that resulted from my 2009 decision to stress - test our methods against Depression - era data, not to mention the fact that concerns similar to my present ones were rather stunningly vindicated over the completion of prior market cycles.

The central lesson was not that overvalued, overbought, overbullish extremes are irrelevant, but that in the face of zero - interest rates, one had to wait for market internals to deteriorate explicitly before adopting a hard - negative outlook.

The central lesson from our challenging transition between my 2009 stress - testing decision and mid-2014 (when we completed that transition) is this: some observable data — specifically market internals, credit spreads, and other risk - sensitive measures — are informative about what is currently in that black box.

Having completed our adaptation to those challenges in mid-2014, and extensively detailing the central lessons, we're simply focused on executing that discipline.

The central lessons of these performance comparisons are abundantly clear: First, long - term investors should make low - cost, market - matching index funds the core of their stock and bond fund portfolios.

But the central lesson of this well - learned cheder was not anachronistic: God's in his heaven, though all is not right with the world.

Evidently, they have failed to grasp the central lesson of both studies: homebirth can only be safe when practiced by highly educated, highly trained midwives under rigorously controlled conditions.

Miss that point, and you miss one of the central lessons of 2008.

This is the central lesson not only of this crisis but of our history.

«However, the central lesson that future governments must learn from the experience of these reforms is that never again should such substantial changes to qualifications that are critical to the life chances of young people be handled in such an incoherent and ill - considered way.»

«For me there are two central lessons: we lost touch with the lives of the people we represent; we lost touch with the progressive ideals that characterised the earlier years of the government.»

If those two leading turns aren't enough to satiate your movie needs, then what of the film's central lesson, «Get busy livin», or get busy dyin»»?

That was a central lesson that emerged from a recent interview with three Seattle - area superintendents who form part of that state's unusually large cadre of women school administrators.

Nearly two decades later, I'm still chastened by the book's central lesson: A government policy developed by mostly benevolent leaders hoping to improve the lives of the disadvantaged — in this case, by razing old, low - income, ostensibly decaying neighborhoods in favor of gigantic public - housing skyscrapers — did incalculable harm to those it was designed to help.

The central lesson of the case is that courts are a poor venue for making educational policy.

They should also address a variety of themes, main topics and central lessons.

A central lesson learned from the 2008 Outlook was that the condition of sea ice in late spring was the major driver of the 2008 sea ice minimum.

The central lesson for utilities in the talk of a death spiral is if they don't give their customers what they want, they go elsewhere.

biting on the head - fake and allowing the central lesson to go right by you.