Sentence examples for fast to learn from inspiring English sources

If I could I'd be a monster on analogue modelling synths, I'd want to learn everything about them, learn how to play them super fast, to learn how to be a total ninja on them.

As the contest starts, Labour's leadership candidates will need to prove they can work fast to learn the lessons of why we lost, and what Labour must do next to win.

"The platform adapts to the pace of learning, size of learning, and style of learning, in the sense that a student will know what to learn, when to learn, how much to learn, and how fast to learn," he says.

Moreover, the proposed GUI provides a way of traversing a semantic web structure (i.e., underlying schema) without revealing any of the specific terminologies that are quite commonly employed by similar approaches of the semantic web community, rendering in this way the service fast to learn and easy to use.

For example, one provider stated, 'Younger care providers are going to benefit a lot from computer use as they are fast to learn and use the technology.

The trick is relatively simple and fast to learn, but the most important thing to keep in mind is that you can't inhale through your nose or your mouth while doing the trick.

What army wouldn't take advantage of a method that could make soldiers more alert, faster to react, faster to learn, less likely to binge-drink off duty, and more compliant with authority?

During the training sessions, some sharks were faster to learn their tricks than others, too.

If middle life brings anything, it should bring the desire to go faster, to learn harder, to never forget a face.

This cognitive malleability to environmental contingencies explains why s-allele carriers (i.e., low expression) are faster to learn fear and develop neural circuits that are more sensitive to threat (27,29).

Many modern Hawaiian words, for example aloha, can break down into syllables and become faster to learn than complicated words that contain long vowels, etc.