Sentence examples for likely lessons from inspiring English sources

Even then it is likely lessons will be have to be held in temporary structures such as tents, said Ramesh Shrestha, the representative in Burma of the UN children's agency, Unicef, or "plastic chairs covered with plastic sheeting".

Similarly, depending on the results of the 2015 UK election, there are very likely lessons to be learned by the 2016 U.S. Presidential candidates of how to connect with an electorate that still feels a real economic anxiety.

Although there are likely many lessons to be learned — bad management and not innovating quickly enough — the end probably began in 2000, as the technology bubble started to go pop.

It's early yet so recirculation is possible, maybe likely, if lessons from this week become memorable.

They'll likely learn lessons about the way sex functions in their relationships and regard sex in a more serious manner, whether they're having it or not.

So were Matt Lauer, and Charlie Rose and Louis C.K. Early on, they likely internalized lessons in what experts call toxic masculinity: the expectation that a real man, as sociologist Michael Kimmel says, should "be strong, be tough, and never show [his] feelings".

Sonnenfeld said in structuring control, Zuckerberg likely drew lessons from Steve Jobs, the late Apple Inc CEO who was once driven out of the computer-maker he founded before returning to triumph some years later.

Nonetheless, it is highly likely that lessons from our study will be helpful to others.

It is likely that lessons about changing one type of behaviour in medicine are likely to apply to others [ 19- 21].

It is likely that lessons from the studies will be helpful to others in wait list management and other priority setting contexts.

However, it is likely that lessons gleaned from this study, and the questions it raises, can help priority setting decision makers, and clinicians who must practice in the aftermath of their decisions.