Sentence examples for have again learned from inspiring English sources

At the same time, we have again learned how difficult optimal control of hyperglycemia is a goal that seems to be mandatory at a very early stage of diabetes.

"I've once again learned a whole lot today," Ms. Kraft said.

Working as a community worker in the child-friendly spaces of Gado site she has once again learnt to relax and smile.

"In the case of the U.N., we've just once again learned the lesson that the U.N. can only function as an institution when there's consensus among the major powers.

As we have learned again and again, we seem to have great difficulty recognizing a changing environment (though it looks so easy in hindsight).

Then, get into the arena again, having learned from your mistakes.

Houses, streets and freeways cannot stop a wildfire, as Californians have learned again and again.

It's a lesson we, unfortunately, have to learn again and again.

"This is not a lesson we should have to learn again and again".

That is a math lesson that many investors have to learn again and again, Mr. Felske said.

But you can't build a successful politics on anti-­intellectualism, either, as conservatives learned in 2008 — and may have to learn again and again in years to come.