Sentence examples for key lesson from from inspiring English sources

This is another key lesson from the Yugoslavian tribunal's work.

The key lesson from 2008 is that you are on your own, mate.

It still seems that the key lesson from the Baby Peter tragedy is yet to be learned.

However, one key lesson from the Ebola response can be applied to Zika – that the success of any intervention will depend on community acceptance.

He said: "A key lesson from the last Labour government and the last Conservative government is that the public finances often do not behave as expected".

A key lesson from Enron, Worldcom and other business failures is that our free-market system depends on public confidence in the accuracy of corporate financial information.

I will take a few key lessons from the year concerning change: resistance is normal, transition is painful, and those willing to drive change are the exceptions.

The key lessons from all of this are that nothing ever stays the same and that no one source of income is safe.

Here are 10 key lessons from the discussion: Despite an investor assumption that renewables are expensive, "this stuff is really cheap", said Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Jenny Chase.

June 2009 In a speech to the Royal United Services Institute, Dannatt said one of the key lessons from the conflict was the need to achieve a "decisive effect" early on.

One of the key lessons from the four (soon to be five) volumes is the ruthless, but entirely pragmatic way, in which LBJ sought and then retained power in the Senate and the White House.