Sentence examples for potential lessons from inspiring English sources

If you were a Wall Street C.E.O., there were two potential lessons to be drawn from the collapse of Bear Stearns.

Today, for example, we see growing mainstream business interest in the potential lessons to be learned from the growing range of social and environmental enterprises.

THE departure of Bill Gross, the world's best known bond manager, from PIMCO, the investment firm he helped to found, has many potential lessons.

Nuclear executives, girding for a fight, have already held 20 briefings for Washington lawmakers and others about the events in Japan and the potential lessons learned at home.

But there are concerns that the potential lessons from such data could be lost, because no one has yet brought the information together and made it fully cohere.

A new study from three law professors at Cornell, one that resonates with potential lessons for juvenile life without parole, shows that states making case-by-case determinations have taken wildly different approaches.

The potential lesson of the bruising political battle over Benghazi is simple: Take few risks, turn embassies into bunkers and avoid political firestorms at home.

Their guide dismissed the events outside with an eye roll, but Jesse Schmitt, a teacher who arranges for his students to visit the church every year during Black History Month, saw a potential lesson.

One potential lesson from evolutionary biology, however, is that even if the autonomy assumption equally applies in principle to the sphere of moral judgment, it may be a mistake just to assume that most moral judgment and behavior is in fact a result of the exercise of such autonomous reflection, reasoning and judgment.

Carvajal's near miss contains a potential lesson for Molina, the general indicted alongside Reverol this week.

Potential Lesson: Jill Abramson was paid more or she was paid less.