Sentence examples for critical lessons from inspiring English sources

It is not too late to recall other critical lessons of the Depression.

He is not attending school, where children his age are learning critical lessons in how to socialize with peers.

Some historians now believe that President Kennedy's troubles at the Bay of Pigs taught him critical lessons that helped him manage the Cuban Missile Crisis.

In these two summit meetings are critical lessons about how to unravel the final, knotty strands of the cold war -- lessons that North Korea seems to have absorbed first.

A science degree teaches skills that are important in any workplace: it is a foundational degree that develops numeracy and challenges students to value the critical lessons learned in the process of discovery: creativity, patience and attention to detail.

"Throughout the entire Balco saga, the critical lessons have been clear: athletes must take responsibility for the substances they put into their bodies, and must choose wisely the individuals with whom they associate".

As such they might teach us another critical lesson: That there are indeed Limits of Growth.

The need for one, he said, "is probably the most critical lesson learned".

Another critical lesson for the first-time salt racer: how to bail out quickly in an emergency.

A. S. Byatt's dissection of the Harry Potter books, though erudite, misses a critical lesson of the stories (Op-Ed, July 7).

Some 700 years later, it still holds a critical lesson: even in our Internet-driven age of plenty, bad governance can wreck a country.