Sentence examples for lessons to be studied from inspiring English sources

He pointed to Burma's lack of arbitration, dodgy track record in policing and the suspended Myitsone dam project as lessons to be studied.

Experts say the Rhode Island emergency system is certain to be studied for lessons in improving regional and national responses to such catastrophes.

There are clearly business lessons to be learned from studying an Olympic preparation in progress, which does not mean the business is worth undertaking as a whole.

Clearly there are lessons to be learnt by studying mortality reported to a national database of incidents.

In the international context, dialogue between TCM and Western medicine needs to be promoted; China's experiences and lessons should be studied in light of modern science so that both medical traditions may contribute to forging tomorrow's medicine.

Lucky for Twitter, its older brother down south blazed a trail for it, and took some lashes in the process, providing some key lessons that should be studied.

Now that two Supreme Court rulings have paved the way for more same-sex couples in the United States to marry, relationship researchers say there are important lessons to be learned by continuing to study both successful and unsuccessful gay marriages.

Instead, Gove should concentrate on the lessons to be learnt from the study.

The researchers wrote that there were two lessons to be drawn from their study.

The lessons to be learnt from these studies are summarised as a number of guidelines.

The educational material I was sent is careful and informed, but here and there are whiffs of this homogenized conscience: "Are there lessons to be learned from a study of the gulag that might apply to prison systems in countries like the United States?" the curriculum proposes asking students.