Sentence examples for lessons about making from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult struggle, and it taught me two important lessons about making change at scale.

But it is also a fast-growing and lucrative market, and one that provides valuable lessons about making health care affordable.Dialysis is dominated by an oligopoly.

Lessons about making the best of a less than stellar situation.

We can look at what Blair was trying to do here, and learn good lessons about making comics out of big ideas in the process.

"She didn't know I was John Jr.'s dad; she was just trying to teach them a lesson about making bad choices," Mr. Thompson wrote.

There's a real poetry to the language of Fargo; even if it's a lesson about making your first kill.

Mr Luckey said he had "learned [his] lesson" about making estimates about how much the company's products will cost, and that he would not reveal how much the upcoming Touch controller will cost.

The Bank's Governor, Sir Mervyn King, clearly finds micro theory useful:"The Bank of England's use of Klemperer auctions in our liquidity insurance operations is a marvellous application of theoretical economics to a practical problem of vital importance to financial markets".There is an important lesson about making cutting edge economics accessible here.

Sure, the mom in "The Christmas Consultant" learns a lesson about making time for her family, but what we don't see is "The Christmas Consultant II," in which Donald Trump turns up just long enough to note her reduced productivity and say, "You're fired".

Evans declined to provide a timeline or an ETA on the Android releases, having perhaps learned a hard lesson about making promises ahead of delivery.

I'd like to say he learned his own mini-lesson here about making a claim before you fact-check it, but then again, I've never seen any evidence that Hannity learns lessons.