Sentence examples for from its defeats from inspiring English sources

But Isis has learned from its defeats.

If the opposition weakens from its defeat, the change might win the necessary popular approval.

Sampson said Oklahoma might benefit in the long run from its defeat.

And Microsoft's biggest headache may be on the horizon: lawsuits from its defeated rivals, companies like Netscape and Novell.

From its defeat in 1949 until the election of Gough Whitlam as prime minister in 1972, the Labor Party remained out of office.

When public education became a cornerstone of the fledging Third Republic, France had recovered with dizzying speed from its defeat in the Franco-Prussian War.

Dugher told Sunday Politics the report should have said more about the organisational lessons the party needed to learn from its defeat.

Recovering the cavalry from its defeat, and with his shouts and encouragement bringing them up to succour the general, who was in danger, he confirmed the victory obtained by the infantry.

Athens was slow in recovering from its defeat in the Peloponnesian War, but in 394 bc its admiral, Conon, won a decisive naval victory over Sparta off Cnidus, on the west coast of Asia Minor.

The Labour party, still smarting from its defeat to George Galloway in the Bradford West byelection earlier this year, took no chances in its bid to keep hold of Rotherham following the resignation of Denis MacShane.

Athens was slow in recovering from its defeat in the Peloponnesian War, but in 394 bce its admiral, Conon, won a decisive naval victory over Sparta off Cnidus, on the west coast of Asia Minor.