Sentence examples for lesson from previous from inspiring English sources

A final lesson from previous attacks involving lone wolves is that they are very rarely as lone as they look.

But the lesson from previous crises of this nature is that disregarding disinflation is an extremely dangerous thing to do.

Most rich-country governments have learned one important lesson from previous financial crises: they have cleaned up their banking sectors reasonably quickly.

If Washington had involved the United Nations or in some other way internationalized the rebuilding of Iraq, it would not have such a desperate need to telescope this initial, vital period of institution-building. Having failed to do that, the Bush administration should keep in mind a major lesson from previous efforts of this kind.

Yet the lesson from previous banking crises, notably in Sweden (which acted swiftly in the early 1990s) and Japan (which dragged its feet) is that clearing out bad loans, for example through a "bad bank", is vital to get the credit system working again.One way or another taxpayers will have to provide more support to still-wobbly banks, in order for them to support credit-crunched businesses.

We have learned our lesson from previous mistakes.

The framers of this resolution had learned their lessons from previous Iraqi inspections.

The state was able to draw relevant lessons from previous campaigns against polio.

Researchers and reporters roam where they want, to seek lessons from previous horrors.

Morrison said the government had learnt lessons from previous "take-down" attempts at detention centres, including Nauru.

They can relate valuable lessons from previous jobs, and they've been to more places than most of us.