Sentence examples for lessons arising from inspiring English sources

While the civics lessons arising from the current election are clear to everyone (front page, Nov. 15), the science lessons may not be as obvious.

Over all, though, Florida's progress on election reform shows that the painful civics lessons arising from last year's chaos were not lost on Governor Bush and state lawmakers.

The shadow home secretary, David Davis, said the public could have "little confidence" that Sir Ian was the right person to learn the "vital lessons" arising from the case.

What are the lessons arising from our study for emotion-sensitive interactive robots?

Key lessons arising from 1G are potentially relevant to the sustainability appraisal of 2G biofuels depending on the particular circumstances or conditions under which 2G is introduced.

Five key lessons arising from our examination of the partnership are: BENS is a non-profit entity whose members include people and companies from the for-profit sector.

They say grim lessons arise because the reasons for triumph in matters of technology are often arbitrary and invisible, whereas the cause of a particular failure can frequently be uncovered, documented and reworked to make improvements.

But more prosaic lessons arose at every turn: when he should present money at the pizza place (not until after he ordered), how close to stand to the person using the weight machine he wanted at the gym (not so close), what to say when he saw a co-worker drinking a Coke (probably not "Coca-Cola is bad for your bones").

The key lessons arise from the most prominent themes that emerged from the documentary and stakeholder data and focus attention on the underexplored social dimensions in these areas.

Graham Badman, the chairman of the safeguarding children board, said: "I believe the most important lesson arising from this case is that professionals charged with ensuring child safety must be deeply sceptical of any explanations, justifications or excuses they may hear in connection with the apparent maltreatment of children.

There is, perhaps, a methodological lesson arising from this, of which future employee surveys should take due note.