Sentence examples for best lessons of from inspiring English sources

That summer provided one of the best lessons of my life.

Companies that spend heavily on employee health care plans are learning the best lessons of the Obamacare laboratory.

Enron's energy exchange was, however, explicitly exempted from oversight by financial regulators: that should be changed.In the end, the best lessons of all will come from the mere fact of Enron's bankruptcy.

It built on some of the best lessons of Charles Mingus and Bob Brookmeyer, not only in harmony and structure but also in momentum, in moving a piece forward.

The best lessons of life are almost always learned through trial and error, triumph and failure, and life experience.

Also, the disruption flash caused by WAFL's relevance is one of the best lessons on the perils of resting on past achievements.

But the best lesson of Tetlock's book may be the one that he seems most reluctant to draw: Think for yourself.

Perhaps the best lesson of 1937 is that historical parallels are generally specious.Gene Cesari South Ryegate, VermontBusiness ethicsSIR – We read your article on the efforts by Harvard's MBA students to develop a Hippocratic oath for managers ("Forswearing greed", June 6th).

And isn't that the best lesson of all?

One of the best lessons to take from this tributary of the jazz-vocal mainstream is an emphasis on musicianship, and Mr. Vasandani does his part.

"But obviously, that was one of the best lessons for me because I learned from it, and I closed out some pretty big matches".