Sentence examples for whether lessons from inspiring English sources

Now they face an early test of whether lessons have been learned: a farmland boom.

Only the next Lehman will show whether lessons have been learned.

Their lawyers sharply questioned early witnesses about whether lessons on same-sex marriage belong in elementary school.

Having only ever surfed in Devon, I am curious to see whether lessons would make a difference.

That thinking has led to a debate over whether lessons learned in the nuclear age — from the days of "mutually assured destruction" — apply to cyberwar.

There is also a lot of discussion among teachers over whether lessons align well with the new standards, but far less discussion regarding which texts are being chosen for students to read and why.

Maclean's book became a seminal text of forest-fire management, but Schulz questions whether the lessons drawn from the story are the wrong ones, and whether "Young Men and Fire" is a chapter in a long history of a grossly misguided approach to fighting forest fires.

It may help you decide whether private lessons really are the most suitable option for you.

This includes looking at whether any lessons can be learned for the future.

Whether the lessons have been taken on board by the current US and British leaders is more important.

Indeed, it remains to be seen if the Delhi Metro will remain as well-run as it is today, and whether its lessons can be applied elsewhere.