Sentence examples for stand to learn from inspiring English sources

The U.S. could stand to learn from that.

We both stand to learn something from another person's input.

He said adult audiences could stand to learn what their negative emotions had to teach them.

What do we stand to learn from putting a living organism into a quantum state?

This suggests that REDD project developers stand to learn a great deal from the lessons generated by experience with ICDPs.

Jimmy Gnecco of Ours, the band that opened this show, could stand to learn how to not be pinned down.

As the records trickle out, Americans and foreigners stand to learn a good deal more about each other and themselves.

Our politicians and the black clergy who identify as our leaders could stand to learn a lot from them.

Companies that study the usage patterns stand to learn a great deal about the way ESs alter operations.

By comparing co-existing immature and mature beta cells within healthy islets, we stand to learn how to mature insulin-expressing cells into functional beta cells.

Scarcely less admirable is her ability to depict nongratuitous full-frontal nudity — a talent more than a few of her Hollywood colleagues could stand to learn.