Sentence examples for not being learnt from inspiring English sources

The broader lessons from tobacco control are apparently not being learnt.

It concludes: "Despite narrative verdicts warning of dangerous procedures and the proliferation of guidelines, lessons are not being learnt: people die in similar ways year on year".

It is also important to recognise that low reporting of SAE does not necessarily mean that lessons are not being learnt and that positive changes are not being made locally.

Navratilova believes the lessons of past disasters with Andrea Jaeger and Tracy Austin have not been learnt, and that Hingis is another whose career and well-being have suffered because of over-ambition at an early age.

There are fears that lessons have not been learnt".

The group also said that "past lessons regarding the remuneration system have not been learnt".

This suggests that the lessons from the housing bubble that contributed to the financial crisis have not been learnt and that orthodox thinking on housing policy remains entrenched in Whitehall".

"There are fears that lessons have not been learnt," she wrote.

The parents of Holly Mills, who died from vCJD contracted during the "mad cow disease" crisis, say lessons have not been learnt about food safety.

'In the next session, the new Treasuryand Civil Service Committee may explore lessons for City regulation which haven't been learnt,' said Labour committee chairman Giles Radice.

He added: "I hope the one lesson that won't be learnt is that the right thing to do as soon as someone has to answer allegations is to instantly remove them rather than give them a chance to clear their name and get on with job".