Sentence examples for to extract lessons from inspiring English sources

This paper seeks to extract lessons for accounting researchers from anthropology, biology, chemistry, cosmology and medicine.

The financial crisis is by no means over, but the urge to extract lessons from it already is irresistible.

Like many managers, you probably conduct after-action reviews (AARs) to extract lessons from key projects and apply them to others.

We're meant to extract lessons from this: that a great artist can produce, like magic, priceless pictures by scratching lead and ink into paper or rubbing colored dirt on canvas but that mercury won't turn into gold.

The new book appears promising at first, because Mr. Useem seeks to extract lessons from the victories and failures of everyone from Civil War generals to Mount Everest climbers to biblical prophets.

"Novick's sensible if unpopular conclusion" is that "we should study a historical event like the Holocaust not to extract lessons but to appreciate its complexities and contradictions," Lawrence L. Langer said here in 1999.

OPFOR's unit leaders knew they could extract many different lessons from this situation.

We compare the results across cultures and extract lessons for programmes designed to promote handwashing.

To turn this ecological wisdom of the rural hamlets into practical knowledge, we extract lessons for modern cities: Modern cities need ecological knowledge to nurture ecological wisdom; and need to become agile by developing localized flood-response capacity, striving for timely systemwide adjustment, and turning amphibious.

Still, when you dig a bit deeper into Einstein's working life you can extract lessons that will help you accomplish more, faster and you don't have to be a genius to do it!

An organization that doesn't merely extract lessons from experience but actually learns them can adapt more quickly and effectively than its rivals.