truism造句

Now medical researchers are discovering another truism.

Brooks's Law has been widely regarded as a truism.

It is an economic truism that savings must equal investment.

"You don't see your own mistakes" is a truism of software development (and many other disciplines).

Whilst this might sound like a truism, it is nevertheless a crucial problem to address.

It is a truism lo say that the culture of any nation is the product of its mind.

When economists say that productivity growth is the root cause of development they are almost stating a truism.

It is a truism that we never really know the value of something until we lose it.

But making things simple for the user of a product means that someone else must pay the ethereal price for the truism that there is no free lunch.

As I often tell my therapy clients, "your head and heart will follow your feet" thus distilling the cornerstone of behavior therapy into a simple but powerful truism.

From the truism that the average investor could not beat the market after costs, academics developed the insight that obvious market-beating opportunities would quickly be arbitraged away.

They knew that history amply supports this truism: when personal responsibility is lost - whether it be taken by force or given up voluntarily - individual freedom does not long endure.

It's a universal truism that the people you least want to see naked are precisely the ones most anxious to get naked: the lumpy, the flabby, the saggy, the Germans. The thing is that St.