例句：[A] The debate over lifelong learning is often framed as a choice between tradition and novelty, yet the real issue is whether institutions can learn quickly without losing accountability.
[B] One practical lesson is that adults return to study during career transitions; this means success depends less on slogans than on routines that ordinary people can repeat.
[C] Critics warn that rapid adoption may widen gaps, because well-resourced groups can experiment earlier while smaller organizations wait for cheaper evidence.
[D] Supporters therefore argue for a staged approach: test the idea locally, publish the limits, revise the design, and only then expand it to a wider public.
例句：[A] At first glance, green computing appears to be a technical or administrative matter, but its consequences reach ordinary choices made by families, schools or firms.
[B] Implementation usually fails when managers copy a successful model without asking which local conditions made that model possible.
[C] A more careful approach begins with a limited trial, because engineers reduce energy use in data centers; the trial reveals friction that a report may overlook.
[D] The final measure of success is not speed alone. A reform should remain understandable to the people affected by it and adjustable when evidence changes.
例句：[A] The debate over biodiversity corridors is often framed as a choice between tradition and novelty, yet the real issue is whether institutions can learn quickly without losing accountability.
[B] One practical lesson is that planners connect habitats across cities; this means success depends less on slogans than on routines that ordinary people can repeat.
[C] Critics warn that rapid adoption may widen gaps, because well-resourced groups can experiment earlier while smaller organizations wait for cheaper evidence.
[D] Supporters therefore argue for a staged approach: test the idea locally, publish the limits, revise the design, and only then expand it to a wider public.
例句：[A] At first glance, volunteer networks appears to be a technical or administrative matter, but its consequences reach ordinary choices made by families, schools or firms.
[B] Implementation usually fails when managers copy a successful model without asking which local conditions made that model possible.
[C] A more careful approach begins with a limited trial, because citizens fill gaps during local crises; the trial reveals friction that a report may overlook.
[D] The final measure of success is not speed alone. A reform should remain understandable to the people affected by it and adjustable when evidence changes.
例句：[A] The debate over platform labor is often framed as a choice between tradition and novelty, yet the real issue is whether institutions can learn quickly without losing accountability.
[B] One practical lesson is that flexibility and insecurity appear together; this means success depends less on slogans than on routines that ordinary people can repeat.
[C] Critics warn that rapid adoption may widen gaps, because well-resourced groups can experiment earlier while smaller organizations wait for cheaper evidence.
[D] Supporters therefore argue for a staged approach: test the idea locally, publish the limits, revise the design, and only then expand it to a wider public.
例句：[A] At first glance, nutrition labels appears to be a technical or administrative matter, but its consequences reach ordinary choices made by families, schools or firms.
[B] Implementation usually fails when managers copy a successful model without asking which local conditions made that model possible.
[C] A more careful approach begins with a limited trial, because clear information changes small daily choices; the trial reveals friction that a report may overlook.
[D] The final measure of success is not speed alone. A reform should remain understandable to the people affected by it and adjustable when evidence changes.