Sentence examples for lessons for how from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Merkel said the crisis had provided important new lessons for how to restructure Europe.

Even so, South Korea offers some good lessons for how quickly a country can change its fate.

The growers say their story is like a fable with lessons for how the nation produces its fresh food.

The Asian crisis, he said, provided lessons for how to respond to this disruption, chiefly the need for greater transparency.

In recent days, the Netherlands' peerless expertise and centuries of experience in battling water have been widely hailed in the United States as offering lessons for how New York and other cities might better protect people and property from flooding.

"The Sabbath has some really important lessons for how we live our life and use our time," said Judith Shulevitz, whose book, "The Sabbath World: Glimpses of a Different Order of Time," is to be published this month.

For the public, it was also a vivid lesson for how the rule of law should be respected".

The matzo business offers a lesson for how companies can succeed in an increasingly competitive, global marketplace: do something that's really, really hard.

NEW YORK TIMES A Lesson for Boardroom Battles  |  A proxy battle involving an Israeli company listed in the United States could serve as a lesson for how the proxy access rule could be used as a weapon in boardroom battles, Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.

And therein lies the lesson for how you can become a better parent.

offers a profound lesson for how to live -- whoever we are, whatever we may be dealing with.