Sentence examples for not lessons enough from inspiring English sources

U.S. policymakers should pay attention so as to better understand the folly of military intervention in this region (as if the Afghanistan and Iraq wars were not lessons enough).

But please, please -- if the Brendan Dassey case was not lesson enough -- should you ever find yourself behind bars, don't talk about your criminal case over the phone.

Concerns were raised during the government consultation on the new qualification that the course would be too demanding for teenagers and that standard one-hour lessons were not long enough to cover the skills required.

They said the attack would serve as a useful lesson that not enough attention was being paid to computer security.

Just disruptive enough to slow the pace of your lesson but not dramatic enough to draw it to a halt.

Ms. Rogan painstakingly produced three novels, all of which she later dismissed as not particularly interesting, or not focused enough on plot, lessons that she absorbed for the fourth novel, the book that eventually became "The Lifeboat".

In the Times interview Sir Michael, who is head of Ofsted, said: "In last year's [annual] report, we said that 40% of lessons overall were not good enough.

He also admits Sudan's preparation the last time it qualified, for Ghana 2008, was not good enough, and hopes lessons have been learnt.