Sentence examples for lesson when it comes from inspiring English sources

Boston never seems to learn the lesson when it comes to the lottery.

The lesson: When it comes to venerating the earthly traces of the honored dead, very different cultures share common ground.

The careers of Hosni Mubarak, Saddam Hussein and Colonel Qaddafi provide at least one lesson: When it comes to tyrants, the United States rents, but does not buy.

Neustadt counselled Presidents not to raise public expectations beyond their ability to satisfy them — a hard lesson when it comes to economic downturns, rising gas prices, or other critical events for which the public is likely to hold a President at least partly responsible.

Tamagotchis are a great lesson when it comes to gamification, and Tep is well-aware of that.

The lesson: When it comes to lowering low-density lipoprotein (LDL), the bad cholesterol, it was not possible to go low enough (see "Pfizer's Lipitor Stops The Plaque").

That taught Bill Clinton and the Democratic Leadership Council a lesson when it came to the wisdom of wrapping the national security state in a welcoming embrace, which they did, however uncomfortably.

Have we learned any lessons when it comes to design?

Are there lessons when it comes to attracting the finance needed to develop successful and scalable BoP business models?

But the best context for those lessons, when it comes to guns, isn't a room with a computer and a gun catalogue, but a social setting of the sort that sports can provide.

The troubles in the Ukraine have provided some valuable lessons when it comes to dealing with Turkey, which stands as the lynchpin of the Nabucco project.