Sentence examples for could do to learn from inspiring English sources

"We did everything that we could do to learn about Ronald Reagan," said Eric Hoplin, 25, chairman of the College Republicans National Committee in Washington.

That said, we scrounged around for five things Apple could do to learn from Microsoft.

I have stayed up late and spent time away from my family working to figure out what I could do to help you to learn.

QA teams and testers could do well to learn lessons from the way that product/feature development has responded to the changing pace of delivery.

THE PRESIDENT:  We could do well to learn from Alvin.

It has struck me recently that people who ascend to high government positions -- as mayors, governors or even presidents -- could do worse than to learn from arts leaders and other not-for-profit executives about creating loyal families of supporters.

Yet the Occupy movement could do worse than to learn from the pipeline protest.

Given that anti-Keystone activists succeeded (at least temporarily), she wrote, "the Occupy movement could do worse than to learn from the pipeline protest".

If the 'Arab Spring' is to succeed it could do worse than learn from the Israel experience.

This is a lesson that many of today's lesser humorous fantasists could do with learning.

But today's space entrepreneurs could also do well to learn from another pioneering mission that flew almost exactly half a century before SpaceX's mission to the ISS.