Sentences with phrase «cautionary lessons»

This Washington Post piece about a low - level editorial assistant who inadvertently spilled the beans on Twitter about the start date of a Virginia gubernatorial candidate's television campaign doesn't involve a lawyer, but holds cautionary lessons nonetheless.

Whether you believe in shaking things up or building consensus or doing both, you will find in this issue inspirational models and cautionary lessons.

Which might make its cautionary lessons that much more important for other states thinking of going down this route.

Still, «both the way Congress has expanded the NIH budget and the way NIH has made use of its new funds offer important cautionary lessons,» writes Yuval Levin, a former associate director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, in an article in The New Atlantis.

«Look, there might be a cautionary lesson in LeBron for kids: this is what happens when you attempt to leave high school a year early to join the NBA.»

Ingraham also said that James should be a «cautionary lesson» for kids who try to leave high school early.

Experts say that the rollout of GeneXpert offers a cautionary lesson — although, in hindsight, an obvious one — in the battle against TB.

Now, locked in limestone that was formed in shallow seawater offshore of the supercontinent Pangaea, scientists have found an isotopic signal to support a sharp drop in pH. The catastrophe holds a cautionary lesson: Due to the burning of fossil fuels, today's oceans are acidifying at an even faster rate than they were at the time of the extinctions, although it hasn't yet persisted nearly as long.

Well, then please heed a cautionary lesson from California, the supposed leader in all things green.

Not exact matches

The boycott is a cautionary tale about the risks entrepreneurs take, and it's also a marketing lesson about knowing your customers, and getting in front of the story you tell about your brand.

The last time a president slapped tariffs on steel offers an illuminating lesson — and cautionary tale — for Trump's new policy.

Exporting Freedom, Su writes, is «first and foremost a cautionary tale,» whose «most important lessons» lie «in its past wreckage, not its dreams.»

A cautionary tale of late - stage gentrification in New York City, with applicable lessons for Troy and other rapidly gentrifying cities.

So far, the lesson is a cautionary one.

Although Click starts out with the seemingly obligatory gross - out humour with which he made his name, Sandler and director Frank Coraci rapidly transition this film into cautionary tale and life lesson.

It's the rare cinematic history lesson that almost inadvertently doubles as a cautionary tale.

The Ridiculous 6 offers many lessons and cautionary tales (hopefully to Netflix), but the biggest accomplishment comes in the form of completely obliterating any doubts on just how complicit Adam Sandler is in the inherent mediocrity of his film: 110 %.

Grading Smarter, Not Harder: Assessment Strategies That Motivate Kids and Help Them Learn: Educator Myron Dueck shares his experience in revamping assessment procedures while offering lessons, anecdotes, and cautionary tales that address students» understanding of content.

But for folks here in this quirky swath of tech - start - ups, shopping malls and renovated artist studios, the citywide plan has proven to be less of a solution and more of cautionary tale, a lesson in how hard it can be to take a community schools dream and turn it into a workable reality, even when almost everyone likes the idea.

It's a lesson more games should learn, if it weren't also saddled with a cautionary tale.

Perhaps the most crucial lesson in the cautionary tale is this: if you open up the funds from the carbon fee to one special interest group, the game may be lost.

The lessons and examples offered have been taken from studying the best ideas (and cautionary tales) in the legal marketplace for the past twenty - five years.

I urge you to heed the lessons of Catfish as a cautionary tale.