Sentence examples for could be learned that from inspiring English sources
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.
They also worried that behavioralism could bring the field only so far and that perhaps nothing more could be learned from that approach.
More could be learned from that inquiry, she said, in particular its ability to delegate its hearing responsibilities and its conduct of private sessions to ensure victims and survivors were heard.
It argued "that all that could be learned from history was that history itself was absolutely nonsensical, so study something else, like music".
The scientist pointed out that there were engineering lessons that could be learned from how the dinosaurs - especially the very largest of the dinosaurs - moved around.
We believe that these results suggest that there may be some lessons that could be learned by public stakeholders from the private sector.
The goal was to find games that could be learned quickly and enjoyed in short rounds, which ruled out long-lasting games like Monopoly and Risk.
While Hurricane Sandy may have been unusual in its size and East Coast residents unlucky because of the path it took, Mr. Franklin said there were lessons that could be learned and applied to future storms.
The American psychologist Karl S. Lashley (1890 1958) pointed out that there were, in principle, limitations on the serially ordered behaviours that could be learned on behaviourist assumptions.
