Sentence examples for demand to learn from inspiring English sources

The dance can take years of intense training to master and teachers say there is a significant demand to learn it in the UK.

I've always loved school; I love feeling overwhelmed by the demand to learn and grow.

The prickly father Christopher sees the demand to learn sign as an affront both to the family's upbringing of Billy and a dangerously isolating gesture.

By claiming ownership of my cancer - rather than sighing and saying that it was "just one of those things" - I demanded to learn what it could teach me.

He is expected to be jailed for life.The first rumours had barely begun to circulate when fans and outside observers began demanding to learn what PSU officials knew when.

But when is the last time you heard one of the millionaire anchors of the Sunday talk shows aggressively pursue a beltway poobah demanding to learn about the perfidious sources of the secret money that is poisoning our politics?

In the Clinical Competence Statement on Electrocardiography from the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association [ 3] a total number of 500 ECG:s is demanded to learn ECG-interpretation and a 100 ECG:s yearly to maintain ECG interpretation skills.

At the same time, technology puts demands on installers who need to learn how to work with customers with dementia and their family carers.

MacDonald encouraged me to join three prominent national organizations, the Brady Campaign, Everytown for Gun Safety and its affiliate Moms Demand Action, to learn about major initiatives and local events.

Young pupils had to study not being in a theoretical and abstract way but rather the items that the teacher demanded them to learn, often by heart.

The doubling and quadrupling of knowledge, or at least data, every six months could be demanding us to learn quickly in order to stay relevant.