Sentence examples for learned after a from inspiring English sources

We learned, after a while, students are ready for change (#4).

And perhaps also a statement about how little our mogul mayor has learned after a decade in power.

What have I learned after a century of child-rearing (the total age of my children is 115)?

That's what I learned after a recent post about a man who was trapped in an elevator.

Under some circumstances, heterogeneity in harm from a disease, learned after a disease is contracted, can lead revenue from a treatment to exceed revenue from a preventative.

Here's something I learned after a woman fainted on the train next to me this morning: railway station staff aren't required to have any first aid training.

The largest association of psychologists in the United States is on the brink of a crisis, the Guardian has learned, after an independent review revealed that medical professionals lied and covered up their extensive involvement in post-9/11 torture.

The optimal parameters for tables' modification are learned, after an extensive training phase, for three classes: document, landscape, and portrait.

"Surely the role models to so many of today's children will learn after a few red cards," he added.

It is not what a commission learns after a catastrophe that we may live to regret most.

When walking uphill it's not immune to falling on its backside, but unlike other robots it learns after a couple of falls.