Sentence examples for had indeed learned from inspiring English sources
The boy had indeed learned a lesson: In Bucharest in 1957, you had to watch what you said.
Still a magnet for television cameras, not because of her race but because people had indeed learned to listen to Yvette, she used the exposure to speak out for women's rights and especially for immigrants' rights.
Automattic had indeed learned of the case because they had been subpoenaed to provide any contact information for the Muslim Issue blog; but they assert that they weren't properly informed about at least some of the proposed orders in time to object to them.
We took extra care to check if the subjects had indeed learned adequately the statecharts theory since it was a pre-requisite to participate in the experiment.
Because I had indeed learned a few things about her.
Buffett had indeed learned through experience that "when in doubt keep holding"; he said, "I've made most of my money sitting on my ass".
However, the bees showed significantly decreased PER to the control odorant myrcene (McNemar test [2×2 Table] Chi square = 16.1; df = 1; p<0.001), showing that the bees did not just respond to any odorant, but that they had indeed learnt the three odorants of the mixture.
I agreed with only one statement in the article; British Airways' boss has indeed learned a lot from Ryanair.Aidan CahalaneTerminal 5.
A further challenge related to external capacity building is that it is hard to prove that policy actors have indeed learned from the outputs of an SPI process.
