Sentence examples for learn likely from inspiring English sources

It was, we learn, likely from the same branch of the mammal family tree as hippos, and from the same animal group as deer, pigs and camels.

(Spoiler alert: what drove Cobb's wife Mal pronounced "Moll" but meaning, of course, "evil"—away from him with such a vindictive fury? Nothing we ever learn; likely, something he did that made him deserve it. Cobb's guilt isn't a failure to get her into the care of a good doctor, but the more typical conjugal guilt of a Hollywood player).

(Spoiler alert: what drove Cobb's wife Mal — pronounced "Moll" but meaning, of course, "evil" — away from him with such a vindictive fury? Nothing we ever learn; likely, something he did that made him deserve it. Cobb's guilt isn't a failure to get her into the care of a good doctor, but the more typical conjugal guilt of a Hollywood player).

The literature indicates that attempting to attend to class material (mostly lectures) and engage in technologies simultaneously can have a detrimental impact on learning, likely due to inattention to course information.

With a move towards greater personalized learning likely to be one of the key trends in education — and particularly in ed tech — over the next few years, this small lead may turn out to be significant.

Persistent communication of lessons learned likely improved network position.

Some insist that the need to learn is likely to be at the core of our dilated childhood.

The changes you make based on what you'll learn will likely be transformational.

None of the information that the participants have learned is likely to be life shattering.

The people who are most committed to learning are likely to leave or disengage if learning opportunities are scarce or if their growth goes unrecognized.

Changes in how we are learning will likely create big shifts in how resume-building and hiring processes happen.