Sentence examples for suggests lessons from inspiring English sources

The story of the destructive stalemate suggests lessons to negotiators hoping to avoid impasse.

He offers practical tools for applying consumer psychology to marketing nutrition and suggests lessons that can be gleaned from the failures and successes of others.

The case study of Bulgaria suggests lessons for the design of regulatory systems for water services in countries in which water operators are primarily government-owned.

Published in August by St. Martin's Griffin, the book, in its second printing, addresses parents' most common fears in a "new age of anxiety" and suggests lessons that can be learned by confronting them.

Goal four proposes that, by 2030, "all girls and boys [should] complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education", a formula that – in succinctly covering many existing problem areas – suggests lessons have been learned.

The fact that delegates this time had found the will to compromise suggests lessons have been learned over the past 12 months and that hopes for successful outcomes, at future talks, are not misplaced.

You could, I suppose, suggest lessons in Dawkinsism.

Mr. Miller's conversational vocal lines, stormy choruses and chugging rhythms suggested lessons absorbed from Philip Glass and Mr. Adams.

We review the early experience from these projects and suggest lessons relevant to market transformation programs.

When he was 4, he and his parents say, a musician neighbor detected talent and suggested lessons.

England and Ontario share similarities that suggest lessons and instruments may be transferrable to achieve similar land use objectives.