Sentence examples for Having learnt that from inspiring English sources

The country's trade unions are unusually moderate, having learnt that unreasonable wage demands in the 1980s led to unemployment in the early 1990s.

Emma Campbell knows better than most the financial consequences of long-term illness, having learnt that she had breast cancer just six months after giving birth to triplets.

The increasingly self-possessed Samwell Tarly, having learnt that Daenerys butchered his family, goes on to enact a revenge of sorts by telling his best mate Jon the truth about his parentage – so revealing that he, not the Queen of Dragons, is the true heir to the Seven Kingdoms.

It's where my friendships were originally formed, for starters, having learnt that the answer to "Pro Evo or FIFA?" was one that worked better than any algorithm for swerving boring dickheads that you can think of.

Some had been refused hospitalisation or, having learnt that they were HIV-positive, were discharged by health workers.

When the research counselor asked how the relationship had been going, this HIV-negative woman narrated that, "His toughness disappeared having learnt that he is HIV-positive...his behavior changed and [he] become calm up to date.

It is comfortable and secure among the most developed nations, which have learnt that shared values, mutual economic relationships, social justice and collective defence bring genuine success.

I have learnt that success doesn't bring self-love; self-love brings success.

Whatever else we learnt from this dreadful experience, we must have learnt that the current system failed the public, patients and their families, and needs to change.

Us: What have you learnt about yourselves at Glasto? BdR: I've learnt that I can't spend six hours without peeing.

I have learnt that over time.