Sentence examples for have now learned from inspiring English sources

But we have now learned their complicity bought them nothing.

But he seems to have now learned to control it".

We have now learned that its imprecision can also jeopardize important investigations, including those involving terrorism".

Many Merritt Parkway fans have now learned about the photographic jewels of Nathaniel Gibbons.

But researchers have now learned that these Goliaths can be brought to their knees by the tiniest of Davids: bugs.

Since midwives have now learned to sterilise themselves and their tools, fewer girls appear to be dying.

Ask students to return to their initial definitions, drawings or word webs to see how much of what they have now learned was actually captured there.

"We have now learned that on 3 October, Afghan forces advised that they were taking fire from enemy positions and asked for air support from US forces.

But I have now learned from Bill Keller, the executive editor, that The Times delayed publication of drafts of the eavesdropping article before the 2004 election.

The Fairfax seniors have now learned three offensive systems in their high school careers, almost like learning a foreign language each season.

Researchers led by Da Jia at Sichuan University have now learned how these bacteria inhibit cellular trafficking by selectively interfering with the retromer-associated SNX5/SNX6 protein complex.