Sentence examples for again learn from inspiring English sources

We can again learn from Blackwater in how to keep expenses down.

Labour must again learn to tell stories, in a voice – and perhaps an accent – that speaks to the individual ear, and the country as a whole.

Here, it could again learn something from the High Line, part of whose genius is in the simplicity of its detail.

Once Americans again learn to incorporate these into schooling -- instead of laying blame at the feet of federal funding -- we can compete with other countries in mathematics and science.

Hi guzzlers, On Tuesday we will again learn how much better Asian children are at maths, science and reading than we are with announcement of the OECD's Pisa rankings, which compare the abilities of 15-year-olds from around the world.

Through the lens of virtual management, we once again learn the lesson that our principles must remain the life force of our business, guiding our decisions, growth, and evolution.

Again, learned this the hard way.

"I've once again learned a whole lot today," Ms. Kraft said.

Then again, learning instruction as an extrinsic incentive might negatively influence intrinsic motivation and extraneous cognitive load.

However, it gave me the opportunity to pick myself up and start again, learning from mistakes.

We are again learning, the hard way, that this is a false security.