Sentence examples for cited lessons from inspiring English sources

North Korea's most often cited lessons are Iraq and Libya.

In arguing for enforcement of the 2002 law, Mr. Markey cited lessons learned in 2005 from Hurricane Katrina.

He often cited lessons he learned from a Methodist minister, Gordon Moody, who helped establish Gamblers Anonymous in Britain in the 1960s.

Appearing on CNN, Graham cited lessons from the party's defeat by Barack Obama in 2012 and said: "I'm very worried about where we're headed as a party.

Truffaut was then editing his book of interviews with Alfred Hitchcock, and he cited lessons that he had learned from the elder director: "For instance, the principle, extremely important, that an emotion must be created on screen and then must be sustained — on the technical level as well as on the scenario level".

(Senior Manager, Non-Clinical Services) Some participants cited lessons from the advertising industry about the need for regular refreshing of the mode and content of messages: Posters that support hand hygiene best practice need to be revamped and changed in the same way that advertising posters get changed at my local bus stop.

By way of example, he cites lessons in peaceful conflict resolution in the aftermath of 9/11 and an appearance by openly gay actor Neil Patrick Harris as a "fairy shoeperson".

One cited example of this lesson in behavioral finance: the New York Giants, which in 2004 gave up a slew of high current- and future-year draft choices to acquire the number one pick, quarterback Eli Manning, from the San Diego Chargers.

We staked out opposing sides, cited conflicting lessons about the role America should play in the world.

Mattis cited American lessons learned following isolationism before World War II and cited a quote often attributed to former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

Mr. Pham cited the lessons of Mali, where American-trained commanders of elite army units defected to Islamic insurgents that seized the north last year.