Sentence examples for draws lessons from from inspiring English sources

And while Anna draws lessons from reading, she also hides in her books to avoid the messy work of friendship.

Some called them victor's justice.A book that draws lessons from the past should offer some clear conclusions.

Though Adam Davidson covers the entire planet in his column (It's the Economy), he often draws lessons from what may be the greatest economics laboratory in the world, New York City.

Making reference to Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and Marissa Mayer, the chief executive of Yahoo – two powerful women who have recently incited debates over work-life balance – Ms. Callan draws lessons from her experience.

A recent paper by economists at the Federal Reserve draws lessons from Japan's deflation and concludes that, when inflation is unusually low, central banks must be especially alert to the risk of deflation and cut rates by more than is normally justified by inflation and growth rates.The Fed is at least aware of the risks.

He draws lessons from his rich East Hartford childhood — rich in the sense of community, down in the neighborhood of postwar homes built for less than $5,000, where working-class folks felt they had a greater need for money than the government did.

He has always drawn lessons from his findings.

The school itself is also drawing lessons from the crisis.

Drawing lessons from Vietnam remains a political enterprise.

"We hope that the U.S. can draw lessons from history," he said.

China too is attempting to draw lessons from neighbouring Kyrgyzstan's turmoil.