Sentence examples for digest the lessons from inspiring English sources

THE junta ruling Myanmar has had 20 years to digest the lessons from the country's most recent election.

"After we digest the lessons learned, I think we'll get back on the path of nuclear construction".

Back home after two tours in Iraq, he used the time to digest the lessons he had learned to rewrite the army's field manual on counterinsurgency (COIN).

As countries like Belarus, Iran and Myanmar digest the lessons of the Arab Spring, their demand for monitoring technology will grow.

If so, it is highly recommended that both he and the UK Cabinet, before proceeding any further, prudently review and digest the lessons learned by the Netherlands Court of Audit.

As we try to digest the lessons of the last few years of corporate mishap, I can't help but reflect and rely on the military mission of providing security.

You will find that by taking part in discussion, you will digest the lesson better than if you were just sitting there listening.

Opponents of nuclear power have argued that the commission should cease all extensions of reactors' operating licenses until it has digested the lessons of the accident in Japan.

With the service still digesting the lessons of the Mid Staffs scandal, Stevens will acknowledge that, while "the quality of NHS care is usually very high, occasionally it isn't".

And well before Mr. Perry's arrival in the Statehouse, Texas had digested the lessons of the recession in the late 1980s, when oil prices plummeted, real estate prices crashed, and savings and loan institutions failed and required a federal bailout.

After digesting the lessons gleaned from reading hundreds of screenplays as part of an informal education, he started ScriptShadow in early 2009 to deconstruct professional efforts and interact with other aspiring writers.