Sentence examples for lesson to value from inspiring English sources
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This has been a good lesson, to understand the value of hard work and perseverance".
In an essay within the 1994 book "Ted Williams: A Portrait in Words and Pictures," the Harvard paleontologist and popular science writer Stephen Jay Gould called Williams's 1941 season "the greatest achievement in 20th-century hitting" and "a lesson to all who value the best in human possibility".
Before too long he passed his accountancy exam and he became an inspector," a lesson to his son in the value of hard work.
The lesson I learned was to value all my roles, all my actions, and all my contributions -- even the ones I can afford to outsource at one-tenth of what I bill per hour in my business but end up sometimes having to do myself.
Our animal counterparts have quite a few lessons to offer (the value of napping, for one).
One is a rural doctor, the other works with children in the Fergusons' old neighborhood, using karate lessons to instill good values.
But, as a parent, he has learned new ways to value time — accounting for lessons in self-reliance, for example.
At the conclusion of each simulation a facilitated discussion was used to establish key lessons of value to water utilities in preparing them for similar future extreme events.
The results of this case study provide key lessons to structure an energy value chain that is more aware of exergy, which are up-scalable to the district level when the bundle of sustainable energy technologies is zoomed out across a larger spatial area.
It documents research that offers many lessons of value to scholars, politicians/planners, and the general public.
