Sentence examples for grim lessons from inspiring English sources

The question of Latino turnout is uncharted territory, the grim lessons of Los Angeles aside.

They say grim lessons arise because the reasons for triumph in matters of technology are often arbitrary and invisible, whereas the cause of a particular failure can frequently be uncovered, documented and reworked to make improvements.

Lately, the land of ranchers who fail or die is often sold for "ranchettes" to people who are used to city living, who later learn grim lessons about the limits imposed by our climate.

Although the Austrian government is a member of an intergovernmental taskforce dedicated to promoting memory of the Holocaust and its grim lessons worldwide, at home it cannot even convince its own population to stay away from the suit-wearing inheritors of Hitler's toxic ideology.

That was one grim lesson from that era, but there were others to come.

For the adults, it was a grim lesson in the arrogance that can accompany Hollywood when it "moves in".

The incident also highlights the grim lesson that armed conflicts usually intensify when peace negotiations are on the agenda.

"He could hit the triple flip and they would give him a 2. That was a pretty grim lesson that he had to learn".

It was a grim lesson for Mr. Huang, who was a co-founder of Nvidia in 1993 with two colleagues from Sun Microsystems.

There is a grim lesson to be learned here as government and law enforcement go about their business of combating the global terrorist scourge and ensuring the safety of all Americans.

Speaking in Brussels at a NATO defense ministers' meeting, Gen. Peter Pace, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, portrayed the fight here, apparently the most deadly since Saddam Hussein was ousted in April, as a grim lesson for America's foes.