Sentence examples for good learnings from from inspiring English sources

Marshall Murphy, an Exelon spokesman, said the company took "good learnings" from the Byron incident and improved its procedures.

Mike del Ponte wrote a great post on "Hacking Kickstarter," Mike del Ponte compiled a list of factors to consider that contribute to campaign success, and the Unreasonable Institute put together some good learnings from their failed campaign.

LEARNING FROM NEWBIES Too much information or not enough?

ON LEARNING FROM LEGOS -- I think toys are important because they're the indoctrinational box of what it is to be in society.

The learning-from-Australia theme was replayed by Steve Waugh in the pages of The Hindu.

There were some major learnings from the project of direct relevance to the UK scheme.

There are learnings from the rest of the charity sector here, which we ignore at our cost.

"I think you will see implementations of the learnings from them in businesses we already have outside of the US," Paul Polman, Unilever's chief executive, said.

One of the key learnings from taking the survey from Forbes and TVA was that today there is much more scrutiny from the investment community, and a successful business plan requires a whole lot more than just a good idea.

Learnings from previous Roche p38-selective inhibitors were applied to a new fragment hit, which was optimized to a potent, exquisitely selective preclinical lead with a good pharmacokinetic profile.

So there we are – a few learnings from London, for what they're worth.