Sentence examples for some relevant lessons from inspiring English sources

There are some relevant lessons for observers in the West here, beyond the obvious ones involving Putin's world-class levels of crankiness.

Throughout the paper, we point to global experience in dealing with HIV and draw out some relevant lessons for NCDs.

I'm also a huge public education fan, so I confess that I wish the leading voices in my field -- from Arne Duncan to Michelle Rhee to Joel Klein -- would also tune in, and heed some of the most relevant lessons to be learned from the NFL. 1. Don't Fall in Love with 40 Times - A generation ago, the draft was a low key, information-poor event.

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.

New Zealand, whose childcare tradition has been similar to our own, perhaps offers more relevant lessons.

But it is questionable whether there are any relevant lessons for Syria from the Balkans.

It keeps small-group jazz honest: his compositions still contain relevant lessons about melody and harmony, rhythm and open space.