Sentence examples for lessons from mistakes from inspiring English sources

Sturgeon said ministers had a "sacred duty" to learn lessons from mistakes: everyone, she said, had been "shocked and saddened" by the deaths of Bell and Yuill.

Says partner David Kershaw: "It's nice to be in a position where you can reapply lessons from mistakes in the past".

Foreign policy: Brown remained committed to the Iraq War, but said that he would "learn the lessons" from mistakes made in Iraq.

INPO, headquartered in Atlanta, regularly inspects power plants, using its own staff as well as engineers from other operators, and offers lessons learned from mistakes throughout the industry so that all plants benefit from what happens at any one of them.

Without putting the work in, without making mistakes along the way and learning lessons from those mistakes.

But we can learn lessons from those mistakes.

"A lot of the show is about kids learning lessons from their mistakes," she said.

It is not, however, too late to learn some lessons from the mistakes of the British in 1842.

William Hague has said that the Foreign Office will learn lessons from the mistakes made when it evacuated Britons from Libya.

The young ones take risks with their drinking and leaf-dropping then remember the hard lessons from their mistakes.

What is more important is that 100 years later, their successors learn lessons from the mistakes of the past.