Sentence examples for lessons to share from inspiring English sources

Perhaps drug enforcement and wildlife conservation have valuable lessons to share with each other.

The events feature alumni who are doing interesting things and have key lessons to share.

If the students fail, then they'll go back to school with important lessons to share with other students and professors.

Drawing on them and on more than four decades' worth of research in social and organizational psychology, we now have some lessons to share.

In a note from the investment bank's equity strategy team entitled "When should we buy?", they explain that in those last two cases "markets struggled and it was difficult to make money" but they do have some lessons to share.

We'd like to think baseball has some lessons to share too, but we'll have to remember to pack the poncho and peanuts and watch more carefully at the next game.

The peril of the holiday season has a valuable lesson to share with leadership teams in every organization.

Have a lesson to share with others?

Furthermore, if there's one lesson to share, he says, it's making sure you have a great product that provides a solution to a universal problem.

Heroes for Change has been created for the World's Largest Lesson Initiative to share information on the global goals.

Websites like the Teaching Channel, which features teacher videos, and Better Lesson, which allows teachers to share lesson plans, are a great place to start.