But unless the lessons penetrate deeply into a corporation's memory and conscience -- its DNA -- human frailty and expediency will likely prevail again.
Benjamin Franklin Take action to study your important lessons more deeply at every spare minute.
But we now remember 'Guillaume Tell,' 'Boris Godunov' and Donn Carlo' not as history lessons but as deeply moving musical dramas.
In our teens, we are suddenly in charge of our own becoming, which is thrilling, but we pay for it with hard lessons that resonate deeply.
It was a great lesson that influenced deeply our reflections in the following days.
For the first lesson, try breathing deeply.
Those were deeply empowering lessons, ones that stuck with me when I first started cooking for myself in earnest after college.
"We hope Japan can deeply learn lessons from history … respect legitimate and reasonable security concerns of regional countries and follow the path of peaceful development," said ministry spokesman Qin Gang.
Quite unintentionally in its steadfast fealty, this album serves as a reminder of how deeply the lessons of new wave have been ingrained in pop -- notably, of late, in R&B and hip-hop production.
That the Lisbon treaty is being driven through despite having been rejected by three out of a total of six referendums, and with ten governments reneging on promises to hold votes of their own, is deeply shabby.The lessons of LisbonIn this section Wake up Europe!
