Sentence examples for lost to learn from inspiring English sources

"What we found was that there is a toxic cocktail - patients felt reluctant to complain, because they can fear it will affect the care they get, and that if they do they are met with a culture of defensiveness where they don't get the explanations they need, and the opportunity is lost to learn really powerful insights which could improve the NHS," she said.

Most Stoic works have been lost, to learn more about stoic thought read these: Marcus Aurelius Meditationss' and "Thoughts to Myself",Seneca's 'Letters from a stoic' and his 'On the shortness of life'.

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Why do you have to lose to learn?

But like all golfers, Woods had to lose to learn that art of winning.

These different types of problems that practitioners fix and forget are lost to organisational learning, and may be costing them time as well in their workarounds.

He said his timing was off on his rebounding and he was lost, trying to learn a new offense on the fly.

For Jack, underground New York is a place to confront his fears of loneliness and rejection in the world above and, in the company of other lost souls, to learn who he really is.

Early on, some lamented that if a definitive source was not found the German outbreak would be a lost opportunity to learn about the epidemiology of foodborne disease.

UNICEF and its CP partners have lost opportunities to learn from their advocacy and social mobilization initiatives owing to a weak monitoring system.

Some of the first list may be lost to memory in learning the second; this is called unlearning.