Sentence examples for lessons that could be from inspiring English sources

"In the case of my child," she said, "there are many lessons that could be useful for other women".

A second report, by Dame Colette Bowe, was published alongside Sir Peter's, concentrating on the lessons that could be learnt from mistakes made in structuring CP5.

After years of war, he sought to sum up the lessons that could be drawn from the terrible suffering and enormous sacrifice that had taken place.

If doctors and hospital employees fear being sued, they said, they will be reluctant to discuss the lessons that could be learned from their mistakes.

The crew survival report goes into more detail about the astronauts' final moments to identify other lessons that could be learned from the disaster.

The Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, who is most likely to run for mayor in 2013, said she was hopeful the second phase would offer lessons that could be applied to all middle schools.

For there is another lesson in Lascaux II – a practical lesson that could be followed more widely.

That's a lesson that could be helpful to Michael Bloomberg, the four-billion-dollar man who's got a lot of power and is certainly intelligent, but who hasn't connected in any emotional way with the ordinary people of the city he governs.

Yet, if there is any lesson that could be drawn from the wars fought by the US over the past 10 years, it is that America's ability to shape events in foreign locales is limited and rarely works out well as the proponents of military force promise.

Only Golf Magazine seemed to make a veiled reference to a lesson that could be learnt from the tournament when it wryly summed up its history thus: "Until 1979, it wasn't the whole of Europe that competed against the US, only players from Great Britain were allowed.

But last week, President Bush won mostly bipartisan praise when he turned to Henry A. Kissinger, the former secretary of state and a member of the Republican foreign policy pantheon, to head a commission on the attacks and, as the president said, "uncover every detail and learn every lesson" that could be learned.