Sentence examples for lessons to remember from inspiring English sources
Here are three lessons to remember from the birther issue and, hopefully, its resolution.
In conclusion, our study highlights several important lessons to remember even when using new protease inhibitor therapy.
Some good life lessons to remember are: Respect your elders.
That would be a lesson to remember.
A lesson to remember in this year's spending round.
That's an important lesson to remember, especially if you wind up in the wrong airport.
This is a lesson to remember in 2012, when much ink will be spilled about the advertisements of Mr. Obama and his Republican opponent, who are precisely the types of candidates for whom advertising will matter the least.
Such is the way of the internet age: if you can't get information any other way, you can always buy it – a good lesson to remember next time you're looking for the tickbox saying whether or not your information can be shared with third parties, buried away in online terms and conditions: how much of it will end up with GCHQ?
A good lesson to remember, since more than likely, overpaying is what got the guy youre buying property from in trouble in the first place.
Which is a good lesson to remember: If you are going to betray the people who voted for you, make sure you've already cashed the checks.
Therein lies an important lesson to remember: Innovation--whether in clean energy or other sector--isn't always about creating something new; often it is about enabling entrepreneurs and innovators to seamlessly connect what already exists.
