Sentence examples for so that lesson from inspiring English sources

So that lesson, while it was about reviewing papers, has been a critical element of my management style.

So, that lesson took me to Asa Gray botanist and early ardent supporter of Darwin's ideas and a colleague of Agassiz at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences that then led me to Cuvier and Lamarck as a history lesson, then finally to Thomas Huxley—"Darwin's bulldog".

Hassell said she would send a prevention of death report "in light of the jury's conclusion" so that lessons may be learned.

While it is true and worthy of celebration that the world has made tremendous progress in reducing extreme poverty, from 36percentt of world's population in 1990 to 18 percent in 2010, it is important to understand how it happened and "who did what" so that lessons are learnt for the next round of development goals, already dubbed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This lesson always has served me so well, so that's lesson No. 1: just recognizing that no matter how good you are, you're only as good as the people who are working for you and how you're developing them over time.

The Heritage Foundation knows well enough the importance of the hour, so why is that lesson lost on so much of the left?

So that was a lesson too.

So that's your lesson in how to keep in touch.

So that's another lesson: it happens to the best of them.

So that's the lesson I learned from art school: that you gotta make it more energizing than that".

… So that's a lesson that I now apply every time I ask the question, 'Should we intervene, militarily?