Sentence examples for significant lessons from inspiring English sources
This was one of the most significant lessons of the presidential election of 2000.
According to Eliade, creation myths (cosmogonic myths) and other myths of origins provide the most significant lessons for religious people.
Scotland Stronger in Europe's organisers admit they learnt significant lessons from the independence referendum when Better Together came under intense criticism for using negative messages and tactics.
"Christchurch has two significant lessons to offer Detroit: creativity and freedom," says Jasper van der Lingen, chairman of the New Zealand Institute of Architects Canterbury branch.
Salman Rushdie's recent story of dealing with five layers of "suits" when the BBC tried to adapt Midnight's Children or Jimmy McGovern's angry description of the treatment of Priest are significant lessons for all of us.
All of life's most significant lessons can be found somewhere in the 192 episodes of Full House, that wholesome, corny, family sitcom that aired from 1987 to 1995 and has been in reruns ever since.
Defeat would have been harsh for everything Tottenham did, but there was still a significant lesson to be learned.
Still, the most significant lesson to be gleaned from the report is perhaps just how rare shootings have become.
Oded Distel, director of NewTech, said the most significant lesson Israel can teach India is the Middle Eastern country's unique approach.
To the Editor: The most significant lesson to be learned from the bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is that it disproves the idea that free markets can in and of themselves function efficiently without sensible regulations and effective enforcement.
But perhaps a more significant lesson learned by investors is that, fearful though we all are of future attacks, a far greater risk to our continued prosperity and economic strength comes from within our shores, not without.
