Sentence examples for learned consequences from inspiring English sources

It was a year where I learned consequences come in different forms.

Pay their bills on time, learn consequences of budget failure, experience fever and chills with no one to care for you except you.

If this breakfast option becomes more expensive and therefore, less accessible for the families who can least afford it because of these guidelines, the health and learning consequences for children could be disastrous.

Someone as competitive as Manziel who has been rewarded on the field for flying by the seat of his pants is naturally going to have a hard time learning consequences.

We were unable to identify any studies that directly address the issue of learning consequences of school closure.

Here, study participants spoke about learning consequences: certain specific movements/activities were perceived as causing certain symptoms (predominantly pain) for a certain time period.

Too many of us learned the consequences of not standing together four years ago.

Though Wall Street has learned the consequences of paying too little attention to messages zipping through its corporate pipelines — ask Merrill Lynch about Henry Blodget — other ways of communicating have cropped up faster than regulators have been able to address them.

Employees of the Interior Department learned the consequences of that approach earlier this year, when a federal judge ordered all the department's computer communications shut because its Web sites were vulnerable to hacking.

There's only shame when you've learned the consequences -- or read a list of them like the above -- and still continue to do these things.

The results suggest that to influence student learning, consequences should accrue from assessment that are immediate, concrete and substantial.