Sentence examples for learning from the case from inspiring English sources

Learning from the case method at business school requires students to sort through a thicket of often confusing data to get at the facts, and then draw lessons from the case.

What should we learn from the case of Shafilea Ahmed?

But the lesson learned from the case of Japan is largely a myth.

The lesson Mr. Cohen hopes his daughter learns from the case is about the limits on governmental intrusion.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe refused to apologise to Bramall but acknowledged that the Met could learn from the case.

The Ministry of Justice said a serious further offence review would take place to see if lessons could be learned from the case.

What lessons are there to be learnt from the case, apart from the gaping flaws in the system which allowed a man with a crowded history of violent, perverse sexual offences to end up as a school caretaker?

A serious case review is expected to report back in six weeks on the lessons learned from the case after more than seven attempts to identify and stop the abuse were missed by a range of professionals.

Mr. Clyburn said there was a lesson to be learned from the case of Shirley Sherrod, the Agriculture Department official who was dismissed after being wrongly accused of racism based on an incomplete video clip.

David Malouf, author of Ransom, The Great World, and Remembering Babylon, is giving a lecture to mark the 34th Day of the Imprisoned Writer at the Cell Block Theatre, National Art School, Forbes Street, Sydney at 3pm, Sunday 15 November Melbourne University's Refugee Studies Program is hosting a public forum, The Pacific Solution: What can we learn from the case of Behrouz Boochani?

Finally, we discuss the potential future channel evolution and lessons learned from the case study.