Sentence examples for be learnt all over from inspiring English sources

Some of the hard lessons of state intervention will have to be learnt all over again before rural China's engine of growth can sputter into life.

Of course I want passion in my life, but can this passion be learnt or conjured over time?

Criteria need to be learnt over time by accruing evidence about the difficulty of the task (Treisman, 1984; Lau, 2007).

There are lessons to be learnt from Greece's negotiations over debt relief with the eurozone, which began in Berlin today.

There is a widespread societal acceptance that mathematics cannot be learnt easily, if at all.

With the above being true, what also has to be learnt is the ability to recognize when you are over-complaining.

Despite this, the lesson of successful schools all over the world will be learnt, albeit slowly and painfully, and the ratio of central control to local autonomy in schools will inch to the 20/80 ratio that is the gold standard for some of the world's most successful schooling systems.

Since no health system in the world is perfect, all sorts of things can be learnt and improvements made by examining any foreign health system.

Are there "lessons" to be learnt?

I think that self-compassion cannot be learnt or taught.

A very old lesson must be learnt afresh.