Sentence examples for drawn the lesson from inspiring English sources

Wide swaths of the Palestinian leadership have drawn the lesson.

Maybe he has drawn the lesson of the world's many leaders who have overstayed their welcome.

First, she will have drawn the lesson from Texas and Ohio that attacking works.

But as an economic scholar who spent years studying the Depression of the 1930s, he had also drawn the lesson that panics in financial markets can transform a modest downturn into a cataclysm.

What those countries were looking for when the president spoke at the United Nations last week was some sign that his administration had drawn the lesson from Iraq that it needs to collaborate with its partners to devise other ways of responding to the twin threats of terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.

I think the Chinese supervisors have drawn the lessons, but caution should be exercised.

The real lesson that Ghana, a former military dictatorship, gives to the African continent "is having drawn the lessons from its past mistakes," the editorial read.

Other critics, by contrast, draw the lesson that the Fed is being too cautious.

Many Indian observers drew the lesson that privatisation and foreign investment in power did not work and meant high prices.

So as I said, let's summarize now what we've done and then we can start drawing the lesson.

After the midterm elections, Mr. Obama's political advisers drew the lesson that the public — and independent voters in particular — believed that government spending had spun out of control.