Sentence examples for be learned that from inspiring English sources

They've survived and continued to thrive in times of both poverty and plenty, so are there lessons to be learned that can be useful to others – particularly in an age of austerity?

Otis Cue, Mr. Chapman's stepfather, said that he felt great sorrow for Mr. Ridges's family and that he hoped some lessons could be learned that might help prevent violence at the homes.

Sands said there was a need to establish "precisely what went wrong, why it went wrong and who were the key players in making it go wrong, so that lessons will be learned that will allow us to make sure it never happens again".

In a self-penned article for the FA website, snuck out in the dead zone between Christmas and New Year, Ashworth would merely concede that "lessons have to be learned" – that classic passive formulation which deliberately avoids making himself the subject of the verb.

What might be learned that can be applied to reduce crime types that have increased such as cyber-crime?

(Another example of an innate but non-language specific constraint on language learning derives from the structure of the mammalian auditory system; 'categorical perception,' and is relation to the acquisition of phonological knowledge is discussed below, §3.3.4 .. Another alternative is that the constraints might be learned, that is, derived from past experiences.

What lessons were learned that will prevent future false convictions?

"Now people are learning that's not the case at all".

If [students] are learning, that's what we care about".

Problem-based learning (PBL), as its name implies, is learning that is driven by problems.

Early next year, Paul J. Licata will be learning that for himself.