Sentence examples for lessons beyond from inspiring English sources
LESSONS BEYOND THE LOAN Helping children is at the heart of these loans.
Restic himself viewed his offense as carrying lessons beyond football.
Terri Schiavo taught us all several important lessons beyond the most obvious one, the need for a living will.
People are more likely to see a bargain in a product that has been reduced by 20%, and then by an additional 25%, than one which has been subject to an equivalent, one-off, 40% reduction.Marketing types can draw lessons beyond just pricing, says Mr Rao.
Primary schools do not have to provide sex and relationship lessons beyond what is covered in the science curriculum; academies do not have to offer SRE, while local council-run secondaries have to cover sexually transmitted diseases as part of science for 14-16-year-olds 14-16-year-olds 14-16-year-olds 14-16-year-olds
There are lessons beyond math and history that show us a snapshot of how to be in the world.
Despite applauding Soderbergh for "hopscotching" tidily "between the intimate and international", The Atlantic Christopher Orr was disappointed with the film's detached and "clinical" disposition, which led him to conclude that Contagion should have gone with a more inflexible rationale, or a lesson "beyond 'wash your hands often and hope you're lucky'".
On Tuesday Tom Rothman, a chairman of the Fox film operation, said the global success of "Avatar" carried a lesson beyond economics.
Naturally, because these days there inevitably must be a more cynical lesson beyond those Esther learned from her father, there were questions at yesterday's news conference regarding the incongruity of such selflessness in a world-class athlete.
What matters is that service-providers, consumers and corporate clients all learn the right lessons from the events of the past week.Cloud-cuckoo-landFor providers of online services, the main lesson, beyond the obvious need to adhere to basic principles of computer security, is the importance of being open with customers when things go wrong.
As the first lady of Rwanda, my mother applied this lesson beyond her own family, particularly with her philanthropic work.
