Sentence examples for have learnt one from inspiring English sources

Julia Gillard said he had "very difficult and very chaotic work patterns" Resurrected Kevin said he was taking briefings on almost everything, and that "If I have learnt one thing from my previous period as prime minister, and I have learnt quite a lot, is the absolute need for proper orderly decision-making process...proper orderly processes of Cabinet decision making".

If we have learnt one thing, it must be this: no more Savilles".

SONY seems to have learnt one basic lesson of corporate public relations: messages are better received when you are making money.

And if I have learnt one thing above all else, it is that it is more satisfying and effective to create your own opportunities than to wait for others to make them for you.

For if we've learnt one thing, it's that this confusing, volatile presence on British television cannot be trusted.

Having learnt one's lessons through analysis, one could then apply those lessons: "Genesis is not the study of given examples as analysis is, but is rather the making of a new work" (quoted in Ong 1958, 264).

Western sources said they have learnt that one of Gaddafi's cousins, Ahmed Mohammed Qadhaf al-Dam, who was in charge of an elite army battalion, has defected from the regime.

Everything I have learnt I have learnt from the boss".

As Oxford (location for the Diamond project) and Cambridge (location for much more) have learnt, research spending one day means hi-tech spin off - and many jobs - the next.

I have learnt over time that one of the fastest ways to grow your wealth is to make smart investments.

If there is one thing that we have learnt from nearly a decade of working on food waste it is the importance of having the facts and using them to work together to improve the performance of the food chain.