Sentence examples for decline to learn from inspiring English sources

Immigrants to the city often decline to learn Kannada.

That would be fine, of course, except that "immigrants to the city often decline to learn Kannada," writes the author.

But in roughly two-thirds of the cases, New York detectives and prosecutors have declined to learn the names.

Closure or shrinkage of FE provision takes a particular toll in areas where adults who are leaving industries in decline need to learn new skills to re-enter the workforce, in rural areas where alternative options may be few, and in communities where small businesses lean heavily on colleges to design apprenticeships and other courses to train their staff.

Another woman lamented that, after Hurricane Katrina, some residents who had been displaced from the city's poorer districts had declined the opportunity to learn a trade that would support the rebuilding effort, opting instead to stay on welfare.

William's involvement with the trial also corresponded with a steep decline in his ability to learn, his parents said.

What happens is, on average, older people have more difficulty learning and when offered chances to learn, decline them for good reason.

Declines in the ability to learn motor skills in older adults are commonly attributed to deficits in the encoding of sensorimotor information during motor practice.

However, to gain insight into whether the capacity to learn declines with aging, a study of this process is in order.

Parents might be quick to dismiss this idea as ridiculous or overly cautious, but making it clear to a young child who doesn't want to hug a particular adult, or sit on his or her lap, that it's OK to decline is how children begin to learn their bodies are their own.

Enderlin declined, and was subsequently concerned to learn that Shahaf was associated with an IDF inquiry.