Sentence examples for lessons in dealing from inspiring English sources

He gives me daily lessons in dealing with powerful and accomplished real estate developers.

They manage to delay gratification on their climb to the top, which also teaches lessons in dealing with people, both superiors and subordinates, from diverse backgrounds.

As a teen he opened a cafe there, Tricky Dick's, where, he says, serving the local riffraff taught him basic lessons in dealing with others.

She picked up yoga as a hobby and also learned a few important lessons in dealing with the endless "RHONJ" drama.

The article provides several important lessons in dealing with a mass casualty situation.

Perhaps we need to follow a similar lesson in dealing with the crisis in the Middle East, of which Isis – or Daesh - is the most appalling symptom.

(Mr. Farenthold got an early lesson in dealing with the political spotlight when photos of him in duck-patterned pajamas cavorting with women in quite a bit less made the rounds during the campaign. "It was a pajama party fund-raiser for charity," he explained).

A 17 year old named Eric Calisto is about to learn a valuable lesson in dealing with disappointment.

Even after the agreement was signed on the last full day of the Carter presidency, Iran disavowed a vital element in it, and Mr. Christopher wrote in a 2006 article about lessons learned in dealing with what he called the souk-like "bazaar behavior" of Iranian negotiators.

Home Secretary Jack Straw says there will be a judicial inquiry into the killing and subsequent investigation - to identify lessons for police in dealing with racially-motivated crimes.

Yet if Mr. Putin and Mr. Medvedev are to invoke the lessons of the past in dealing with Russia's alcohol epidemic, they need to look more broadly at the dubious historical role of alcohol as a pillar of state finance.