Sentence examples for relevant lesson from inspiring English sources

For Buseck, this, and not the "Letter from a Birmingham Jail," was the relevant lesson from the civil-rights movement.

Tobie's not a fashion guy — actually few at Nike are — but he did learn a relevant lesson from the experience.

A more relevant lesson for these raw recruits is the extraordinary plummet of LeBron James, the Miami Heat superstar.

The toughest, and potentially most relevant, lesson to take from Japan's economy in the 1990s was that the interplay between financial and real economic bubbles causes serious damage.

The relevant lesson here, perhaps, is that the choice-versus-referendum question is also a trade-off, on some level, between short-term and long-term considerations.

I have worked harder than ever before to make relevant lesson plans, teach basic grammar and talk one on one with failing students.

History teaches a couple of relevant lessons.

May also draws relevant lessons for the present.

"The relevant lessons will be learned," Mr. Medvedev said.

"Radio deregulation gives us powerful and relevant lessons," Mr. Copps said.

The state was able to draw relevant lessons from previous campaigns against polio.