Sentence examples for however it was learned from inspiring English sources

From others familiar with the case, however, it was learned that the league will attempt to prove that the dazzling success of the two players during the mid-1970's was due at least in part to a coding system that they devised allowing them to communicate information to each other extralegally during and after the regular contract bridge bidding procedure.

"However, it was learned that both of them had to mutually agree on terms and on the buyer.

However, it was learned that while the IRS is now aware of the allegations, there is no active criminal investigation into Frel's practices by the IRS office in Los Angeles.

CNN initially reported on the morning of 27 November 2008 that the hostage situation at the Taj had been resolved and quoted the police chief of Maharashtra stating that all hostages were freed; however, it was learned later that day that there were still two attackers holding hostages, including foreigners, in the Taj Mahal hotel.

However, it was learned that the SPARK curriculum is available for direct purchase for teachers to use in their classrooms without formal training, as the binders are very clear and easy to follow.

Outside the stadium in the Bronx, however, it was learn as you go, despite rules disseminated by the Yankees that laid out, nearly 14 years after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, a now-familiar routine.

In this particular case, however, it's learning the layout of my place.

However, after it was learned that the AGP government had recruited former ULFA members to kill family members of ULFA leaders, the AGP was voted out of office in the 2001 legislative elections.

It is learned, however, that the boat will be less than twenty feet long.

But I grew up in America, played a lot of my tournaments here, so I felt like it was best for me to go to college and play however many years it is, learn, become a better player.

However, it was remarkable that learning cost in terms of time was not perceived as a big constraint (see Table 4).