Sentence examples for lessons from past from inspiring English sources
The best way to start learning lessons from past crises is to look at their causes.
Many of today's buyers have drawn lessons from past failures and moved to assuage government regulators before striking deals.
In AIB we are learning the lessons from past mistakes, but we must not get bogged down in despondency".
Mr. Bush might have also considered mixed lessons from past presidential jawboning of the markets -- where government action has usually been remembered far longer than presidential speechifying.
The IEO concluded that "IMF-supported programmes in Greece and Portugal incorporated overly optimistic growth projections; lessons from past crises were not always applied".
No longer will Wall Street indiscriminately pass out the booty in the good times, having learned bitter lessons from past booms.
The lesson from past crackdowns was to apply even more decentralized tactics.
Economists say that one lesson from past efforts is that there is no point in doing something too late.
The big lesson from past bubbles is that recovery is export-led, which is not helpful "unless we can find another planet to export to".
She and others involved with relief efforts say a consistent lesson from past disasters has been how long-lived and far-reaching the effects can be.
The lesson from past mergers: if there is a policy difference between the two frequent-flier programs, the stingier one tends to survive.
