Sentence examples for a month of learning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bushman said his daughter's teacher had told him the class had lost a month of learning in the tumult after the attack on the World Trade Center.

A meta-analysis of data conducted in the mid-nineties by Harris Cooper at the University of Missouri, which is still taken as the standard reference, concluded that students lost at least a month of learning every summer, with the fall-off of math knowledge and spelling skills being particularly pronounced.

Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, Georgia, channeled its students' enthusiasm for "Black Panther" into an entire month of learning.

In February, she headed 75 miles south to her assigned city of Santa Cruz, where she spent a month of "residency" learning all she could about how the city operates.

Some unfortunate Americans stand a good chance next month of learning why chikungunya means "that which bends up" in Makonde, an indigenous language in southeast Africa where the rapidly spreading chikungunya virus originated.

She told of phone trouble beginning that month, of learning that her D.S.L. service had been canceled without her knowledge and that large chunks of e-mail had been stolen, and of finding a virus on her computer.

Broader Bolder bolsters its argument with research, including a recent Brookings study that found that every additional $10,000 increase in annual parental income provides the equivalent of slightly more than one month of learning.

After her diagnosis, her son George moved home from Iowa to help her run her printing business, which she had just opened about a month before learning of her illness.

My dubious success and my self-destructive ego inspired me to devote Lesson 3 to trying the "three turn," a deceptively simple but supremely daunting maneuver that typically takes a novice at least a month of training sessions to learn.

Whatever, this started discussion with various people about the movie lines they found most memorable and, after almost a month of this, I've learned some stuff.

The Royal Bank of Canada, meanwhile, responding to intense pressure from environmental advocates denouncing the bank's financing of oil sands projects, hosted 18 international banks in Toronto in February for "a day of learning" on the "regulatory, social and environmental issues" surrounding the oil sands.