Sentence examples for already being learnt from inspiring English sources
The firm's new management has been cutting costs everywhere but in compliance, suggesting that lessons are already being learnt.
Polman says some clear lessons have already been learnt, such as consumers will not buy 'green' products unless their performance is as good and they do not have to pay a premium: "If our sustainable Lipton tea does not taste good or is too expensive, they will not buy," says Polman.
Practically, however, Britain and other countries will have to continue to use this technology until it becomes obsolete; they cannot afford to do otherwise.Would the British government have been so quick to join the invasion of Iraq if the lessons General Smith so logically sets out in his book had already been learnt and remembered?
A special issue explores the lessons being learnt about life.
The 84-year broadcaster said of the disaster: "Many lessons were learnt and are still being learnt.
The broader lessons from tobacco control are apparently not being learnt.
Research into inspiration and fixation has produced a complex web of questions, methods, and findings, making it difficult to know what has already been investigated and learnt, and what to investigate next and how.
Then the world learnt – courtesy of Edward Snowden – that the desperation for this legislation reflected an urge to cover backs for things that were already being done.
"We have already seen too many scandals involving alternative providers in the UK and abroad, so lessons need to be learnt and rigorous quality measures applied if we are to protect the global reputation enjoyed by our universities".
More is learnt; more is remembered.
