Sentence examples for takeaway from this from inspiring English sources

That was the big takeaway from this event.

My takeaway from this ride was that the Turbo is a quiet, fun-to-ride sports bicycle that allows its rider to stretch the range of nonelectric bicycles.

The takeaway from this is that he might actually have a hit record that could be a formidable tool against his father and Empire.

"The main takeaway from this month must be the highest levels of confidence seen in the construction sector for almost a decade.

Rob Carnell, chief international economist at ING, said: "The big takeaway from this meeting was the increase in the pace of tightening signaled for 2017.

"The number one takeaway from this should be that this administration is committed to transparency even when it comes to sensitive information related to national security".

Had the Fed responded to them, it might have saved the day after all.The encouraging takeaway from this story, if it is true, is that the Fed can and should do much more to support the economy.

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Firms meet a given level of demand using fewer workers more intensively, resulting in a jobless recovery.One possible takeaway from this divergence is that productivity is often endogenous to the real wage.

Hetzel's takeaway from this is contentious — he argues, essentially, that tight monetary policy, and not the breakdown in the credit markets, was responsible for the steep economic decline we saw in the fall of 2008.

What's the takeaway from this?