Sentence examples for big lessons of from inspiring English sources

No, the big lessons of Carmageddon are not about transportation.

Some people might say one of the big lessons of the crisis is that the Modigliani-Miller theory doesn't hold.

One of the big lessons of Hurricane Sandy is that New York's hospitals are not as well prepared as they need to be.

"One of the big lessons of Romania," Dr. Peter Piot, executive director of Unaids, a United Nations agency, said recently, "is that it can be done".

One of the big lessons of the European debt crisis, Polish leaders say, is that countries should not adopt the euro until their economies and labor markets are flexible enough to compensate for the loss of control over exchange rates.

"But to identify the issues, come straight with the British people about them and then take steps to mitigate them – what brings those two approaches together, those two big lessons of the last quarter century, is transparency.

That was a very big lesson of the sad century just past.

The big lesson of financial crises is that too much optimism exacts a steep cost.

The big lesson of the simulation was that building a post-apocalyptic network is hard.

For the big lesson of the late 1990's was that speculative bubbles spring eternal.

A big lesson of the crisis is that banks which are global in life are national in death.