Sentence examples for repeated lessons from inspiring English sources

The prosecution team led by Major Ashden Fein used its questioning to show how Manning, as a "35 Fox" intelligence analyst, was given repeated lessons about the importance of keeping classified information secret.

After repeated lessons, Harry finally snaps, and casts the spell back on Snape, allowing Harry to discover through Snape's memories why he hated Harry's father, James, who often bullied him.

The center-left in the U.S. has a persistent problem with this dynamic because they see every situation where they have a factual advantage as proof of their superiority and then they proceed to hammer people with logic while ignoring the repeated lessons of political strategy.

The concern is that not enough attention is being paid to repeated lessons being observed in disasters and emergency events.

The concern is that not enough attention is being paid to repeated lessons being observed in subsequent disasters and emergency events.

There has been no punishment for many of those who failed to heed this repeated lesson.

But the repeated lesson of Iraqi politics is that putatively final agreements are always subject to revision.

I sat with Yair Lapid, Israel's centrist finance minister, son of a survivor of Nazi-occupied Hungary, grandson of a Hungarian Jew slaughtered in the camps, and he told me of his father's repeated lesson: that he came to and fought for Israel so that Jews would "always have a place to go to".

While classroom teachers may not have time to repeat lessons, Mr. Bhalla said, the computer program can be accessed at any time.

Future research may benefit from not having to repeat lessons learned during our development of the first GNSS based cattle ear tags.

Specialists in this team teaching situation may teach multiple classes of mathematics or science, but these lessons are not repeating lessons, because the content is at different grade levels.