Sentence examples for lessons from flaws from inspiring English sources

Yet, the formal institutions in Chile (in particular, the Ministry of Energy) are making progress and have learnt important lessons from flaws in previous rural electrification programs.

And don't shy away from flaws.

Flaws in writing often come from flaws in character.

Hopefully they've learned a few lessons from their previous mouse, which was OK but sorta flawed at the same time.

Mr Blair drew very different lessons from the 2008 crash to Mr Miliband, who believes the flaws it exposed require government intervention.

While Facebook claims to have learned hard lessons from its Indian flop, African governments and regulators must ensure that the flaws and concerns raised by the Indians are thoroughly addressed as Free Basics spreads across the African continent.

The book is entertaining reading, but its most noticeable flaw is that Ms. Tett does not offer the reader any lessons from Japan's banking mess and Shinsei's success.

He said planning of the two projects had been "flawed" and there had been "underestimation" of their costs but insisted EDF had learned lessons from these setbacks.

Biggest flaw: The technology of campaigns and the media environment changes so rapidly every four years that lessons from Presidential campaigns from decades ago may not tell us much today.

Lessons from military training.

Lessons from £15 (tynemouthsurf.co.uk).