But even failure can provide lessons.
Both institutions also inadvertently provide lessons on the limits of relativism.
About 150 teachers provide lessons and classes at the division, many on a part-time basis.
The geo-exchange project could provide lessons to others, they concluded.
It opened a center in Ramallah in 2006 to provide lessons here and coaching in nearby towns and villages.
His forensic examination of these agencies should provide lessons for all governments committed to addressing family violence.
"I can provide lessons tailored solely to a student's personal requirements and I can get to know them better".
Just as the last disputed presidential election, in 1876, led to electoral reform, she said, this year's dispute should provide lessons to "strengthen and reinvigorate our democracy".
The recovery may provide lessons, economists say, for the United States and the European Union as they struggle to compete with China and other low-wage countries.
Can De Sade-lite and the supposed delights of submission still provide "lessons" for women when they're repeated almost daily in TV thrillers?
For liberal arts, the claim is different and seems more accurate, that it will enrich your life and provide lessons that extend beyond any individual job.
