Sentence examples for lessons of where from inspiring English sources

Spreading the lessons of where that spending today is producing results will be the most powerful driver for future improvement.

He is taking the memories and lessons of where he came from to where he is going.

His words still remain with us today, providing lessons of where we came from as a nation and where we aspire to go -- who we were, and who we want to be.

Having spent the last decade studying the Reagan administration, and the last few years focusing on Reagan's National Security Council, I thought it could be useful for Mr. Donilon to get a quick review (and a few lessons) of where some of his contemporaries failed in what is one of the most difficult jobs in Washington.

If it's not a challenge, it's one heck of a lesson of where you have to get to".

It's partly the lowered expectations of an age of austerity; partly the lessons of Afghanistan and Iraq, where freedom turned out to be complicated; and partly the result of the Arab Spring, where new freedoms have brought chaos and the possibility of new repression.

His actions are unconscionable and miss the lessons of Egypt and Tunisia where violence only fed popular anger.

The lessons of Mid Staffordshire, where finances took precedence over quality, are relevant here.

The government has forgotten the lessons of Libya, where the anti-Gaddafi forces splintered into a thousand militias the moment the common enemy was defeated.

The president's Democratic critics may also have missed the lessons of 2002, where efforts to attack Mr. Pataki's continued connection to Sept. 11 backfired at times.

We all remember the lessons of Vietnam, where massed technological power rained down on an enemy that hid in the hills, trenches and tunnels, fighting back with bows and arrows.