Sentence examples for clearly lessons from inspiring English sources

No issues have been identified with the Vanguard mobile theatre facility itself; however, there are clearly lessons to be learned by all parties.

"But there are clearly lessons for all journalists in this sorry story, and it seemed a good moment to try to remind ourselves of the standards we should aspire to.

"Of course we accept all of the findings and we accept that there are clearly lessons to be learned by Northern Ireland Office and the PSNI".

Reacting to the report, a Transport Scotland spokesman, said: "There are clearly lessons to be learned from how the scheme was initially established under the previous administration and we have taken this on board.

"Clearly lessons need to be learned by the tragic events in this case, and I will consider the letter I expect to receive from Birmingham shortly, to see what changes need to be made to the existing arrangements, and reply in due course".

There are clearly lessons from the Founding Fathers that today's frontrunners have still to learn.

Clearly, lesson not learned on all fronts.

He wrote: "There are clearly some lessons for future handling".

Clearly the lessons of Rochdale and Rotherham have not been fully absorbed.

And today's report shows clearly that lessons had not been learnt.

Clearly more lessons need to be learned by all the agencies involved so that these tragic incidents are not repeated.