Sentence examples for a critical lesson from inspiring English sources

Some 700 years later, it still holds a critical lesson: even in our Internet-driven age of plenty, bad governance can wreck a country.

A. S. Byatt's dissection of the Harry Potter books, though erudite, misses a critical lesson of the stories (Op-Ed, July 7).

Central banks might have learned a critical lesson from recent economic turmoil: that economic disasters occur when central banks think to use weak demand to punish reckless investors or fight moral hazard.

Rove and Mehlman gleaned a critical lesson from the 2002 Congressional and 2003 gubernatorial elections, Mehlman told me excitedly: the way to build a grass-roots movement is to get one volunteer to recruit several other volunteers, and so on, so that the organization is constantly growing, feeding off itself.

But, a critical lesson emerged.

Ultimately, Glass still could have a promising future, but its initial failure can be a critical lesson for the VR industry and, more specifically, the widespread adoption of premium VR headsets such as Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.

Until the whole damn thing backfired on me, turning into one of those Brady Bunch episodes that ends with a critical life lesson.

As such they might teach us another critical lesson: That there are indeed Limits of Growth.

The need for one, he said, "is probably the most critical lesson learned".

Another critical lesson for the first-time salt racer: how to bail out quickly in an emergency.

The parking meter bandits of 1988, a group of collection agents who pilfered thousands of dollars from the city, taught Edward I. Koch the critical lesson of corruption.