Sentence examples for learn quickly enough from inspiring English sources

"He seems like he would learn quickly enough if given the chance," said Mrs. Baker, a retired nurse.

Next year, Mr. Waronker said, he will hire more-experienced teachers, because expecting that novices could learn quickly enough from the master teachers was wrong.

I hope John McCain doesn't throw his slippers at Sarah Palin's head or get as acerbic as Henry Higgins did with Eliza Doolittle when she did not learn quickly enough.

In your career or as a parent, if you have to say, "because I said so" or "trust me," you learn quickly enough that no one really listens.

"They're going to claim trans people are sexual predators, but the public is quickly going to learn that's just nonsense". The problem is that people will not learn quickly enough that the bathroom predator libel is nonsense if we remain silent.

This can all be displayed on your website and marketing materials––don't be too pushy face-to-face, clients will learn quickly enough that there are savings to be made by reading your site and materials.

"We haven't learned quickly enough".

But we learned quickly enough that the hazards also came in more prosaic forms.

"I learned quickly enough when to click the shutter," she said later, "but what I was becoming aware of more slowly was a story-writer's truth.

"Also I learned quickly enough that press releases related to original published papers sometimes didn't seem to say quite what the paper seemed to say: and that press releases sometimes didn't make it clear that the research into the astonishing efficacy of garlic pills in the control of migraine/epilepsy/irritable bowel syndrome had been funded by the garlic pill manufacturers' association".

You learn quickly – but never quickly enough.