Sentence examples for crisis to learn from inspiring English sources

"It takes a crisis to learn a lesson," Mr. Lane said.

The challenge for Brown is to demonstrate that he has used the banking crisis to learn some lessons and that he can offer change.

Vietnam's ambassador to Japan, Nguyen Phu Binh, told the Mainichi newspaper in late August that he wanted to see construction proceed and believed Japan would "use the Fukushima crisis to learn important lessons".

Well, we didn't need the debt crisis to learn that impending doom – Greeks have been living for over a year with a default hanging over their heads – creates a perfect market for charlatans.

That's why we studied the 2008 global financial crisis: to learn which approaches were most successful for women and men. 1. Liberal welfare systems, like those found in the U.S. and U.K., have lower taxes and less social spending than other advanced economies.

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Police reform groups have long emphasized the need for officers to undergo specialized crisis intervention training to learn best practices for interaction with people who are in the midst of a mental health crisis, but many police departments still do not require such training.

Crucially, Goldman generally does not fire its risk managers after a crisis, allowing them to learn from the experience.

These moments of crisis enabled them to learn and gain new skills that would later prepare them for CEO responsibilities.

Sir Hector said his award was a "testament to the hard work of everyone at the FSA during the crisis, their willingness to learn lessons and to bring about the changes that were necessary".

On this anniversary of the missile crisis, we seek to learn from history.