Sentence examples for lessons that it will from inspiring English sources

OF course it's possible that the Gingrich surge holds no particular meaning or lessons — that it will turn out to be as transitory as all the others.

There are quite a few mildly poisonous rear-fanged snakes, brightly banded in red, black, and yellow (colours found in the coral snakes), that can make a predator suffer a sufficiently painful lesson that it will avoid contact with all similarly coloured snakes, including the fatally venomous coral snakes and the completely harmless milk snakes (Lampropeltis) and scarlet snake.

"It learned the lesson that it'll be defeated on our land". The words were the same as those uttered by countless Shiite villagers in the 2006 war with Israel, when it invaded Hezbollah's stronghold in southern Lebanon.

The first and most obvious lesson is that it will take longer than anyone expects to resolve.

"Talk to people individually, saying you drank too much and learned a valuable lesson and that it will never happen again," she said.

The lesson is probably that it will happen, but getting there will be fraught with difficulty.

You should praise them as much as you can and only criticize them if you think you want to teach them an important lesson and that it'll be really good for their character.

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"It takes roughly a decade or more for debt burdens to fall and economic activity to get back to normal — hence the term 'lost decade.' " So if you studied his lesson, you can estimate that it will be 2018, or at least 10 years after the crisis, before you can begin to proclaim all clear.

The lesson of the first war is that it will not.When Peru drove away its coca growers, they moved to Colombia.

The revelation is concerning because it seems to undermine Musgrove claims that it will ensure lessons are learned and highlights the complicated contract entered into.