Sentence examples for learned at all from inspiring English sources

It is a story of some lessons painfully learned, and others not learned at all.

She said: "By the sound of things, there have been no lessons learned at all.

As the full extent of the tragedy at Grenfell Tower becomes clear, it is increasingly evident that no lessons have been learned at all.

Interviews with more than a dozen former aides, adversaries, and close observers of the '06 contest, however, show that important lessons -- about the need to stay on message, convey warmth to voters and appear less patronizing -- haven't been learned at all.

Although learning and plasticity is a hallmark of neural systems, not all skills can be learned at all periods of life.

We did this because not all schools taught all skills included in the KAS book and others were only demonstrated, so we added two lower levels (M0, M1) to provide a choice when students may have had no opportunity to practice that skill (not learned at all, or only observed).

Understanding and interpreting organizational culture is important, as it affects organizational development, productivity, and learning at all levels.

I knew I wanted to make sure we had a school where children would buzz about learning at all times.

"There was a lot to learn at all levels," he said, and he got much of his training by interning with various organizations, including CBS News.

Many educators believe that the kind of obedient listening that takes place in a lecture is actually not a very good way to learn at all.

The real measure of a school district is how well it deals with the 4 in 10 children who have difficulty learning to read and are at risk of never learning at all.