Sentences with phrase «to learn a lesson from this»

If we do not learn any lessons from the past about the creation of environmental justice communities... we're going to create new ones.

If we have really learnt our lesson from last year then we will sign alternative quality players if our first choices are not available.

He says they met phone hacking victims, and promised them this time would be different, parliament would learn lessons from what went wrong, and act, he says.

We were both there to speak of an ongoing problem in our region: the failure to learn lessons from past floods.

The big question is, have they studied and learned the lessons from other cities that have bike sharing systems, some of which are having serious problems?

She also learned lessons from her grandmother, who successfully ran her husband's construction business after his death.

As well, the most successful vendors are themselves successful businesses, and we can learn lessons from how they work, develop employees, and communicate.

It will be very interesting to see how different governance structures play out in long - term results, and I hope we will all learn lessons from the examples of success.

This time around, the grown ups are the ones learning lessons from their kids on a day notoriously full of surprises: the last day of school.

Regular articles and videos on all things health, wellness, and personal growth including some of my own hard learned lessons from living with chronic illness.

You would think that the filmmakers would have learned their lesson from watching Spider - man 3, but apparently they are comfortable with history repeating itself.

The multifamily industry learned a lesson from the constant tumultuous transition it faced in the 1980s and early 1990s.

What I am urging is for us to learn the lessons of past mistakes and learn the lessons from successes.

We ask the Government to learn lessons from countries where routes to finance are varied, local longer - term and reliable.

Might as well learn a lesson from it in the differences between science, engineering, and leadership.

Successful entrepreneurs speak on how they got started and share learning lessons from their pop - up shop and e-commerce start - up experiences.

Let's assume that it's a benefit to learn the lessons from long days of practice and the immediate heat of competition.

We have learnt this lesson from very bitter experience.

This is pretty much my daily uniform — the perfect weekend casual outfit, or just for regular days at home learning lessons from my kiddos.

I attempt to stay optimistic and always seek to learn lessons from adverse situations.

To give teachers frequent and actionable feedback, I suggest that schools learn a lesson from athletes.

You only learn lessons from them that can help you take precautions to always stay positive for positive footprints!

Mine is all dividend growth stocks, so I could probably learn a lesson from you and branch out a bit.

Every attorney learns lessons from the divorce cases with which they are involved.

Of course, a fan asked her how she hadn't learned her lesson from all those years before.

We verified this magnesium claim the hard way, apparently not having learned our lesson from last time.

It will therefore be all the more important to learn the lessons from what intervention / support is most effective, a topic I will explore in a future blog post.

Before you explore the possibility further, learn lessons from other companies that have tried the strategies you are exploring.

Now that you've changed all your passwords, it's time work on learning lessons from «Heartbleed.»

Not learning lessons from previous meetings / outings.

Instead of learning our lesson from CDM the panelists advocated expanding existing markets and making them bigger.

Without a hint of embarrassment their leader, Nick Griffin, even talks about learning the lessons from Barack Obama's online campaigning.

Christopher Columbus clearly learned a lesson from working on the first Harry Potter films — a film doesn't need to be slavishly adapted from a book to be successful.

But here's hoping Nintendo has finally learned its lesson from last year, even though, as it said, it gets consumer demand wrong sometimes.

Who knows if Nintendo learned any lessons from Sony's failures but they surely look to be on the right path.

Has no one learned their lesson from former N.Y. Governor Eliot Spitzer?

Amazon likely learned a lesson from Rakuten / Kobo's botched launch a few months ago, which ended with users disappointed and frustrated by technical troubles and the poor availability of titles, both in quality and quantity.

We should learn our lesson from Liverpool.

We should also recognise that, in trying to learn lessons from Japan, the UK's nuclear installations, regulatory regime and seismic environment are all very different from those in Japan.

That outreach may be politically uncomfortable for some Conservatives but it's very sensible to learn lessons from people who have experience of managing the Downing Street - to - Whitehall relationship.

The hard - learned lessons from earlier Ebola outbreaks — early case identification, communicating how to protect oneself and tracking all people who may have been exposed — are challenging to apply in this epidemic, which is hobbled by poor health infrastructure, the massive scale of the outbreak and little funding to mount a comprehensive response.

Could materials scientists learn some lessons from geneticists, he wondered.

But we've already learned this lesson from «Bridesmaids» and «Trainwreck».

The second part of the course will explore national climate and energy policy approaches of key countries, with an objective to learn lessons from experiences with different public policy instruments and emission reduction projects.

By learning the lessons from events such as the Holocaust, our hope is that students acquire the ability to make decisions that ultimately benefit themselves and society.»

Newsnight reporter Allegra Stratton has embarked on a research expedition into early years education to find out if we can learn a lesson from across the Channel.

In reference to investing in today's crypto market, Meltzer said he thinks it is important to let investors learn lessons from the market the hard way, stating bluntly: