Sentence examples for point to be learned from inspiring English sources

The central point to be learned from the Herald's leading article on Wednesday, is universal: journalism is in crisis.

Through these reviews, we points out lessons to be learned from two unprecedented disaster occurred in 2011.

By publicly regretting that he did nothing to stop it, Armstrong sharpens the point on a lesson to be learned from his downfall.

At this point, there is still much to be learned, as the proportion of the population using screening seems to have reached a plateau.

But the report also points out that "lessons need to be learned" from the conduct of the presidential election in April.

In general, it may be pointed out that much remains to be learned about the treatment of ADWA.

In her book, she points out that there are lessons to be learned from ambiguity.

Ministers said lessons had to be learned, but pointed out the scheme was brought in by the last government.

"All of these actions are going to be learning points, and we're going to be better for this".

8 21 Several key points can be learned from this study.

There comes a point where there is a need to learn in a different way or to recognise that what something has to offer has been learned to an appropriate level.