Sentence examples for have quickly learned from inspiring English sources

Iraqis have quickly learned to play hardball politics.

This is an advantage that some of the state's biggest developers have quickly learned to enjoy.

Had Ellis bothered to consult a lawyer, he would have quickly learned that the law did not respect this distinction.

Aspiring students have quickly learned to play this to their advantage, favouring those institutions prepared to offer the best deal for their custom.

The power of social networking — as musicians, journalists and businesses have quickly learned — is that when done right, the audience does the work, passing on the message to others, who in turn pass it on.

Chinese banks have quickly learned to offer their own investment-banking services.Local talentIndeed, across most big emerging markets international banks are coming up against stiffer competition from domestic banks or new regional powerhouses than from their global competitors.

Both men have cultivated foreign partners, and have quickly learnt the dark arts of fund-raising.

"Foreign firms have quickly learnt the philosophy of guangxi [connections]," wrote the commenter.

Without much persuading, parents and children have quickly learnt to keep themselves clean by washing their hands and brushing their teeth.

I had quickly learned not to be Iranian in ways that showed.

We had quickly learned that a car is an albatross in traffic-snarled Tel Aviv.