Sentence examples for lessons that it from inspiring English sources
Unilever studies the "grey market" for its wares and applies the lessons that it learns when it launches products officially.
OF course it's possible that the Gingrich surge holds no particular meaning or lessons — that it will turn out to be as transitory as all the others.
In public appearances over the last couple of days, he did not use the Chengping experience as a reference, but he drew the same lessons that it provides.
Of the five, only one showed an unambiguously positive effect, and it was so small — just a 2.7 point increase in IQ after a year of music lessons — that it was barely enough to be statistically significant.
Dudley repeats that BP will take the lessons that it has learned "into the core of the company" and that it will become a "world leader in managing risky hydrocarbons", setting a standard for the rest of the industry globally.
"The administration has clearly learned the lessons that it is essential that the president and his team demonstrate that they are taking seriously the threat and allowing the CT professionals to do their work," said Mr. Zarate, using the initials for counterterrorism.
That might also be because it taught me some hard life lessons that made it easier for me to deal with future challenges.
Rather, they're "delayed successes", lessons that make it possible for us to succeed the second – or third – time.
But it did so based on criteria that predated the Fukushima accident and do not incorporate the lessons that might come from it.
It is worth exploring here because it holds lessons that apply far beyond that state.
The former first lady's White House days taught her lessons that led to Servergate, and lessons that helped her put it to rest.
