Sentence examples for big lesson from from inspiring English sources
That is one big lesson from Hutton's first week.
"The big lesson from Minnesota is that the unthinkable is possible.
And one big lesson from the 2008 crisis is that localised banking problems quickly become nasty global banking crises".
Yet one big lesson from the global financial crisis and resulting recession was the dangers from laissez-faire government strategy.
A big lesson from nature is the importance of fallow time: no ecosystem can be 100% productive all the time.
The big lesson from all of this is captured by the familiar adage, "garbage in, garbage out".
I see two big lessons from the experiment.
"We have all learned big lessons from Nov. 7," he said.
One of the big lessons from C AVA was that their set of collaborative partnerships, although well balanced in other respects, lacked private sector representation.
By turns brilliant, stubborn, and enragingly perverse, he has learned two big lessons from his life and from his long immersion in the Western canon: one, geniuses do not need to compromise; two, wise boys never share their toys.
Denis McDonough, the White House chief of staff, said that it was too early to draw "big lessons" from the episode, but that it was clear the rapport Mr. Kerry had developed with Mr. Zarif was crucial to resolving it.
