Sentence examples for lesson states from inspiring English sources

Because The New York Times is blocked in China and I was unable to use my VPN in the classroom, I couldn't show my students the Disunion blog as the lesson states.

Perhaps the most poignant lesson, stated again and again and again, was the notion that the biggest enemy in investing is our own impatience.

A lesson stated as having been learned from the EU funded SRIP II in their 2013 report is the high level of resourcefulness at the community level that can be targeted towards more sustainable programme delivery.

Eric Nordstrom, a security officer who also gave evidence to Congress said the lessons state department employees have taken from Benghazi were scathing: "Whether you're at a mission, preparing for a hearing or you're standing on top of a building "surrounded by a mob," he says, "The message is the same: You're on your own".

This would be an object lesson to states harboring terrorists: Cross the civilized world, and you will be punished.

Lesson five states, "commitments made by the parties and agreements entered into must be respected and implemented.

Members of Congress who consider 25x25 to be unachievable should take a lesson from states like Colorado and Texas, which established their own renewable energy standards and quickly found they were met much faster than anticipated.

This is the latter, and that's a lesson Penn State needs to convey.

This reinforces the common belief that China's economic success is an object lesson in state capitalism.

"My message remained a Republican message," Mr. McCrory said, suggesting that national Republicans could learn a lesson from state politicians.

A few weeks ago, in Iowa, we relearned the lesson that state polls aren't always reliable.