Sentence examples for has learned to lower from inspiring English sources

Bubba Crosby has learned to lower his expectations.

But he has learned to lower his expectations.

At 6 feet 5 inches, Pascoe is taller than some of the linebackers and defensive backs he is blocking, so he has learned to lower his pads and acclimate to using the proper body position on blocks.

"I've learned to lower my eyelids / So blood looks like dirt," he writes.

Ms. Boone, whose mastery of publicity set her apart from the more modest dealers she idolized while growing up, like Leo Castelli, said she has learned to keep a somewhat lower profile.

Their balance sheets are stronger; they've learned to live with lower levels of inventory and they've cut their operating expenses where they can.

How they/we have learned to accept this lower status.

Retailers are investing heavily to track consumers' behaviour in an attempt to work out what they might want to buy and how much they are willing to pay.In general, retailers have learned to focus far more on lowering prices, and in particular to stock a larger proportion of products at the low end of the price range.

While many organizations have learned to capture tacit knowledge at lower levels, they still struggle transferring the senior-level and specialty knowledge into learning.

Quoting St. Paul, Dorothy Day wrote: "We are all members one of another, knowing that when 'the health of one member suffers, the health of the whole body is lowered.' " Republicans have learned to borrow insights and rhetorical tools from the Christian tradition, yet Democrats have not turned to liberal Catholicism in the same spirit.

Bats have learned to compensate for high-energy needs by lowering their body temperature.