Sentence examples for if it learned from inspiring English sources

Far from sacrificing its competitive edge, Amazon would win even bigger if it learned how to weave a spirit of purpose, philanthropy and civic engagement into its culture.

Because I didn't know what Duke would say if it learned of my experiment, I was determined to keep the van a secret.

He also said the bureau, even if it learned of any funeral arrangements, would remain "discreet" — again for security reasons, he explained.

St. Elizabeths' director of forensic services, Dr. Raymond Patterson, declined to discuss Mr. Hinckley's case but said the hospital would typically withdraw a recommendation for unsupervised visits if it learned new information.

The foreign secretary predicted that over the next few decades China would become one of the two "powers that count", along with the US, and Europe could emerge as a third only if it learned to speak with one voice.

IS it really possible that one company would buy another after learning that the company being bought had fudged its accounting to increase profits in ways that the Securities and Exchange Commission would never approve if it learned of them?

Libya can soon diversify its client base if it learns how to convert natural gas to liquefied natural gas (LNG), a process that is expensive and requires specialist tankers, but allows transportation anywhere in the world.

"But Uber's position is that if it learns [of a sale or loan] that goes around its share-transfer restrictions, there will be consequences".  .

The Obama campaign says it returns contributions if it learns they came from lobbyists.

He said Israel has reserved the right to attack targets if it learns that attacks are being prepared against them.

Yet out of this, if it learns the right lessons, the corporation can emerge stronger and more sensible.