Sentence examples for revisit the lessons from inspiring English sources

Before adopting a new round of rules, the F.C.C. ought to revisit the lessons of the Internet's recent history.

What better time to revisit the lessons and impressions of To Kill a Mockingbird than while we wait for Harper Lee's new novel, Go Set a Watchman – coming out this Tuesday, in case you missed it.

In their quest for national community, many progressives revisited the lessons of the Civil War.

But this should be an incentive for revisiting the lessons learned during the crisis created by the 2008 demise of Lehman Brothers so that, when Greece's debts are restructured, the rest of the euro zone is able to withstand the fallout.

EVTOL aircraft are revisiting the lessons helicopters learned in the 1970s and drone companies face the hyperlocal concerns that arise when your neighbor decides 3am is the ideal time for his Eaze order to be facilitated by a flying lawnmower.

Currently when relocation of slum dwellers in built-housing is becoming the preferred option, this paper very briefly revisits the lessons learnt and the lessons that could still be learned from the experience of the Million Houses Programme and of the 'People's Process'.

You revisit the same lessons over and over again, or you choose to ignore them.

If you must revisit the past, consider the lessons you have learned along the way.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students revisit the April 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster and compare the projected health, environmental, social and economic impacts to new scientific findings.

In light of the lessons learned in these two wars, if not from the lessons of Vietnam, it may be time to revisit the Clinton Doctrine (and the Truman/Powell military strategy) in fighting future conflicts.

While it is too late to revisit the past with North Korea, the administration should learn its lessons as it deals with Iran over its nuclear programme.