Sentence examples for short-term lessons from inspiring English sources

A. Two schools that offer short-term lessons in the historic center of Rome are Italiaidea and the Mediterraneo Center for Italian Language and Culture.

These programs could be short-term lessons or long term messages that are built into the curriculum.

This had been an exercise in short-term firefighting, a lesson in pragmatic survival amid that draining schedule.

The lesson: Short-term stock movements are more a function of luck than skill.

Following Bandura's recommendation to let participants rate their competences when facing difficult and specific situations, we formulated 16 items that represent typical critical situations regularly faced by medical teachers, e.g. time strain, problems with patients and patient selection, interruptions, short-term allocation of teachers to lessons or demotivated students [ 34– 34].

But the way the cuts are being done provides a lesson in short-term decision making.

But it is critical that the incentive not reward solely yearly results; the financial services industry debacle has taught us a hard lesson about short-term orientation and how it distorts behavior.

Stalin lost his bet twice — once when Hitler took over Germany, and again when he invaded the Soviet Union — the lesson being that short-term gain can be a big loser in the long run.

But beyond these short-term actions, we must learn some permanent lessons to prevent recurrence.

Mr. Artis said that such initiatives demonstrated that some European governments had learned the crucial lesson — "not to allow short-term unemployment to become long-term unemployment".

Lesson 2 - Set short-term goals.