Sentence examples for editorial lessons from inspiring English sources
The editorial "Lessons from Japan" (Jan.
Your March 23 editorial "Lessons of the Exxon Valdez" notes that March 24 is the 20th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
Louis Shawcross Hillsborough, County Down Your editorial (Lessons of failure, 25 August) eloquently catalogues the catastrophic consequences of successive governments' interference in foreign conflicts, particularly those in the Middle East and north Africa.
C2 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A18-19 EditoriaLessonssofs of Libya; rising above ground zero; religious symbols in France.
C1 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A16-17 EditoriaLessonssofs of the loya jirga; bad bargain on clean air; tracking foreign students.
Your April 30 editorial "The Lesson of the Lobsters" was right on the mark except for one important factor.
The interpretation of the results of the ESPAC-1 study is very difficult for a number of different reasons (cf. the editorial „One lesson to be learned from this well-intentioned study is that a straightforward analysis driven by the factorial structure is not always as simple as it seems" [ 14]).
Confronted with what he called "the next chapter in my life," he sent a letter to his extraordinarily wide circle of friends and acquaintances, announcing his availability for editorial guidance, music lessons, sing-alongs.
Your editorial (A German lesson for Britain, 27 December) raises important questions about Britain's response to its imperial past.
The plena is a Puerto Rican tradition that's like a newscast, chronicle, editorial or history lesson set to an Afro-Caribbean beat.
Your editorial criticizes a lesson packet called "The United States of Energy," about different sources of energy — coal, nuclear, hydroelectric, solar, wind and natural gas — primarily for its sponsorship by the American Coal Foundation.
