Sentence examples for easily learning from inspiring English sources

They decide which stars to strike and when by browsing TMZ.com, easily learning who's out of town at a party, a launch or – who knows? – a French film festival.

Perceiving the early risks as minor, he decided to enter the business incrementally taking on one modest contract that could be handled easily, learning from that experience, and gradually building the company's technological knowledge and business experience until he could formulate sophisticated, realistic plans.

Networks assist individuals in finding a job more easily, learning information about how to cross borders illegally and meeting the financial cost of migration through informal credit mechanisms between individuals (Dolfin and Genicot [2010]; Massey and Espinosa [1997]; Orrenius and Zavodny [2005]; Singer and Massey [1998]).

If you're easily learning three words a week, start upping the ante.

The lesson was not easily learned.

The lessons were not, however, easily learned.

Still, old dogs do not easily learn new tricks.

I read: "By trying, we can easily learn to endure adversity.

It is not easily learned and there are no schools for finger-whistling.

The creation of an easily learned alphabet facilitated the achievement of literacy among the Korean people.

They easily learn and use new ways of thinking, taking risks that lead to self-efficacy.