Sentence examples for looking at the lessons from inspiring English sources
A useful way to see the possibilities is by looking at the lessons learned by the most successful smartphone manufacturers.
Secondly, he will be looking at the lessons of history, particularly in this case the behaviour of the Shah.
Likewise, anyone who thinks we can pull back into a shell now and hope terrorism will go away simply isn't looking at the lessons history offers.
That is not to indicate there is anything wrong, but we should do everything we can to improve how we deal with these things by looking at the lessons we can learn".
Mr Justice Saunders said of the process: "We should do everything we can to improve how we deal with these things by looking at the lessons we can learn".
The Business Secretary Vince Cable has been looking at the lessons of the 1930s for the British economy.
If you want to know what I think, then look at the lessons.' Lesson number seven reads: Belief and seeing are both often wrong.
Or does he follow the pursuit in his heart?" The play, Mr. Klores said, looks at the lessons McAlary learned from the choices he made, because "he chose to follow the story".
"Once we have established the full facts of the current incidents and identified where enforcement action can be taken, we will want to look at the lessons that can be learned from this episode," he said.
"Once we have established the full facts of the current incidents and identified where enforcement action can be taken, we will want to look at the lessons that can be learned from this episode," Paterson told MPs.
"When I see the opinion polls that say the one grouping in the party that is likely to get most votes is the one grouping that even its own supporters say is least likely to be able to form a government, then we have to look at the lessons of our history," he said.
