Sentence examples for lessons emerge from inspiring English sources
Three strong lessons emerge.
Two lessons emerge from these papers.
Some lessons emerge even without a final accounting of the facts.
Two lessons emerge from this consideration of the influence of demographic factors on economic growth.
Pork and poultry produce 10% of the greenhouse gases, but 215m tonnes of meat.Several lessons emerge from the new research.
Williams is, refreshingly for a sociologist, more concerned with telling the story than drawing sweeping conclusions, although several lessons emerge.
What lessons emerged in a place where the lesson is all?
"There are a lot of lessons emerging markets can teach the rest of the world," said Rajesh Jain, head of media and entertainment for KPMG in India.
"As the police service reflects on recent protests, and the lessons emerging from them, the job of police leaders is to ensure its responses are as agile as possible for the benefit of the public and officers on the ground".
As the world begins to mobilise against the lethal epidemic, there are already vital lessons emerging that must be learnt so that countries may respond more swiftly and effectively to similar threats.
English lessons emerged as a sideline when it became clear that young people in Tajikistan had little option but to live in poverty at home or travel to Russia for low-paid, unskilled labour.
