Sentence examples for expected lessons from inspiring English sources

The question, of course, is both private and public, because "history, even scalding personal history, doesn't always transmit the expected lessons".

But virtually the entire staff and much of the student body stayed the same through the transition, and they had come to expect lessons in faith and values alongside algebra and literature.

"We expect lessons to be learned across the NHS to prevent this happening again".

It is expected that lessons will have been learned from these accidents that will help industries to reduce the risk that catastrophic chemical accidents occur in future.

The research related criteria used at this stage were the following: - Is the problem researchable by means of human biomonitoring? - Does the hotspot concern a clearly demarcated area? - Is it to be expected that lessons can be learned from the hotspot case on a more general level than just local level?

Someone will be able to point you toward a place you may not have expected (a lesson applicable to many things in life beyond spring rolls).

Given the importance of Delaware law to big American firms, most of which are incorporated there, expect those lessons to be widely learned.

6. Expect life lessons.

Now that developers are acclimated to mobile web experiences, expect those lessons to emerge in the web development trends used this year.

Under a new policy, each class is expected to get lessons every year.

A staff meeting was held on Monday, with students expected back for lessons on 11 January.