Sentences with phrase «really big lesson»

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That's a big lesson of this recession: Canada's good standing didn't really matter.

Being great at one thing doesn't mean you're great at all things «One of the big lessons is that when things are going really well, you can be lured into thinking that everything's easier than it is.

The big companies are really beginning to come around and implement content marketing, and of course,, with their budgets, they teach some valuable lessons.

It seems like this is a topic that can be endlessly mined for new perspectives because (1) it is all about looking into the crystal ball to predict the future and (2) everyone's response to the unknowable future is different — some want a really big life raft, while others are happy with water wings and swim lessons.

Really, the biggest lesson I've learned is to just keep trying.

A good lesson to me, since I'm always feeling like I'm lacking in the art supplies department...... though truthfully I really have almost everything I need, well at least until I try to put a bigger dent in my art supplies stash!

Creasy soon faces the fact that he really likes the girl, and begins to give her swimming lessons to train for the big meet at her school.

Understanding the different topics in maths lessons is important, but without teaching pupils how these topics link, to each other and to the world around them, we can't expect them to understand or appreciate the big picture of how the subject really works.

We hate to describe it this way, but it's really like the Range Rover's little brother who hasn't yet learned all the lessons of his more refined (and a lot more expensive) big brother.

«The two biggest lessons we've learned at Libboo are that authors don't have access to the most basic data — and there's a really good conversation that needs to be had about that — and that most authors don't have the tools to engage on a large scale.

Most puppies with mouth you and your kids, is really no big deal if you work with the puppy, and that is fixed through a good Puppy Manners lesson.

The second lesson is less obvious, and requires really looking at the bigger picture.

I visited one of the biggest Slums in the Philippines earlier this year and it really taught me a lesson.

This is partly because a few of the big stories happened here this year, but also, because the underlying theme really is the realization that climate change is not something of the future, but rather, something of the present, and key lessons learned in that important area of study happened in the American West (fires) the South and Midwest (droughts, crop failures, closing of river ways) and Northeast (Sandy).