Sentence examples for have gradually learnt from inspiring English sources

Through the ages men have gradually learnt to smelt, cast, forge, harden, temper, spin, weave, dye, fashion, fire, and glaze, producing utensils, implements, tools, weapons, garments, and ornaments, but never before has it been possible to unfold the laws on which such operations depend for their success.

But as was the case in console-based gaming, the Chinese government has intervened, says Ning Liu, an analyst at BDA. Licensing of new versions of foreign games has been delayed, and local firms have gradually learnt to develop their own products.

And with Nato withdrawing from the battlefield, there will be less monitoring of their methods, and of civilian casualties, said Marifat.Foreign troops have gradually learned how to limit civilian casualties over the past 13 years, said Marifat.

Just as people have gradually learned not to build homes in areas prone to flooding, they need to understand the danger of erecting structures in fire zones, says Dr. Phil Omi, a professor of forest fire science at Colorado State University and director of the Western Forest Fire Research Center.

People have gradually learned that being a victim gives rise to certain entitlements, benefits and preferences in society.

Participants and alumni have gradually learned to cultivate respect, imagine peace and create it despite gender orientation, faith, socio-economic status and educational background.

Although the itch on her scalp and forehead persists, she has gradually learned to protect herself.

And it is also possible that he has gradually learned to try to contain the insults by responding coolly.

He had heard of the anti-government uprisings from local leaders of the anti-Fascist group who had gradually learned to trust him.

They've gradually learned how to control quantum particles with the precision necessary to run quantum algorithms on a small scale with just a few qubits.

Shaibal Gupta, director of the Asian Development Research Institute in Bihar, said that what voters had gradually learned was that merely taking over the state apparatus by mobilizing long-marginalized lower castes and Muslims was not enough to lift people out of poverty.