Sentence examples for have learnt this from inspiring English sources

The question is how we could have learnt this.

And I have learnt this not just as chief inspector but also as a headteacher: that change sometimes has to be slow and incremental".

When they have learnt this, the teacher adds a new posture when he or she feels you have memorised the sequence so far and you are competent (in so far as you can ever be competent) in it.

The result is an axiomatic system that has little relevance to the real world.You are correct to claim that, in practice, economists have learnt this, in order to deal with the real world.

Surely we all should have learnt this by now.David Howell House of Lords LondonEffective red linesSIR – Your article on the history of chemical weapons mentioned that some think the taboo against using them is not rational: "Chemical weapons are insidious and ghastly, yes, but so are all sorts of other ways of killing and wounding" ("The shadow of Ypres", August 31st).

Many brands and business leaders have learnt this the hard way.

He said the Malaysian authorities had learnt this from satellite images mistakenly released by China which later turned out to be a false lead.

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

The polls were always likely to be subject to bias, and now we have learnt that this bias proved all-important More concrete still, what if the sort of person who only ever thinks about politics once every five years, whose vote might turn on a hazy sense of which leader they most trust not to screw up the economy, is disinclined to join internet panels?

"You've got to learn from your lessons and I'm sure Jacques will have learnt from this one".

However we have learnt that this is not true, although phenomenologically, specifically kinemati-cally, it might not be impossible to model this M 9 event using interactive medium-size asperities corresponding to M 7.5 events.