"learn from the example" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of gaining knowledge or understanding from a specific situation or demonstration. Example: "You can learn from the example of successful entrepreneurs by studying their business strategies."
There's much world cities can learn from the example set by Turkey's biggest metropolis.
Other Asian companies might learn from the example set by Vanke and Genting.
And they certainly have much to learn from the example of Mr. Joo, one of the most imaginative artist-thinkers.
I would suggest that despite the disparaging whispers around Hollywood, Hathaway might take heart (and learn from the example) of fellow Oscar nominee Meryl Streep.
Before I got off the phone with Governor Ivey, I asked her what the nation could learn from the example of Alabama.
Perhaps we can learn from the example of this earthworm species that peace does not have to be temporary, but can instead be lasting.
"When the most available contribution dollars meets the most contracts available, state and local, you have the ideal situation for 'pay to play.' " The temptations of office, in many cases legal but unseemly, have cost many New Jersey politicians their careers, leading Mr. Christie to ask repeatedly why others do not seem to learn from the examples.
"There is much they can learn from the examples of those authorities who are performing well and excellently".
There is much they can learn from the examples of those authorities that are performing well and excellently".
Although the system presents examples to learners and prompts them to compare the base with their posed problems, it does not give any instructions on how to learn from the examples.
But what we can learn from the examples of Chelsea Manning and the people that rioted in Dalston on Saturday is not to get complacent.
