Sentence examples for learnt from the past from inspiring English sources

Lessons learnt from the past (e.g. primary health care) in sub-Saharan Africa and other regions of the world may equally prove useful in developing strategies for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases.

"But we have learnt from the past and there is now a third-party arbitration process for strings that might pose problems".

We think it carries so much more weight and power to work with people who have learnt from the past and want to make a difference.

And we'd be foolish not to think the French are a threat; if we haven't learnt from the past [World Cup defeats] we never will".

I've learnt from the past seasons as well that finishing a season strongly can have an impact on your next season as well".

Asked what he had learnt from the past, Rich will only say he's "enjoying" life in a private company – though he did not take the opportunity to rule out a public listing.

"The evidence for success is mixed at best," says Henry Overman of the London School of Economics.Alexandra Jones, boss of the Centre for Cities, thinks the government has learnt lessons from the past: "They are locating the new zones in areas where there is a realistic chance of producing growth, rather than focusing on reviving rundown areas which weren't realistically going to produce new jobs".

It shows that they have learnt nothing from the past.

"The government has learnt lessons from the past and stands ready to act to manage the impact of any strike, in particular, to our emergency and essential services," the spokesman said.

"I think he's learnt from those past mistakes and experiences".

It might therefore be good for a manager to have a stock that undergoes little evolutionary change, so that sensitivity to environmental factors and responses to harvesting can be known or learnt from the stock's past behavior.