Sentence examples for learning from the lessons from inspiring English sources

"If we reverse any of those improvements, we are not learning from the lessons of Sept. 11".

To do less will simply mean ultimate failure — failure to accept responsibility for learning from the lessons of the past and anticipating the needs of the future.

Learning from the lessons of actual damages experienced in the past, many formulae to estimate stresses around the slot cut-out structures have been developed.

Sarafan says in his Instructables How-To: Learning from the lessons of the 1%, I set forth to outsource our occupy-related labor to a robotic workforce.

Portman said he is interested in "learning from the lessons of the past," but later conveyed: "That he doesn't know if parts of it [the Voting Rights Act] need to be strengthened".

Stacey says she's still learning from the lessons her mom left for her and will continue to nurture an open and loving relationship with her family, so her husband and kids know they can ask her anything, and so that Stacey knows she can and should reach out for help when she needs it.

We need to remember and learn from the lessons".

Unless we learn from the lessons of North Korea, others may be able to do the same.

Let's debate it and probably learn from the lessons and avoid such a terrible situation".

The authors dedicate it to their children, "that they might learn from the lessons of the past".

And it would behoove President Obama to learn from the lessons of history as he seeks out the next head of the nation's principal securities market regulator.