Sentence examples for learned explaining from inspiring English sources

And two, as many a politician has learned, explaining your own screw-up badly is often worse than the screw-up itself.

I plan to tell her everything I learned, explaining all the data and dangers of female circumcision.

"Anyone can learn facts about a company but not everyone can give the facts some context by showing an opinion or argument that draws upon the information they've learned," explains McLean.

"During the film era, making images took longer and took some skills that had to be learned," explains Furmanovsky.

The relatively lower number of longer staying patients in the development cohort, upon which the GP models were learned, explains the higher uncertainty when predicting discharge in these patients.

"The dragon could really kill the hell out of us," Marco, who will never learn, explains.

For all the progress in processing information, Darpa experts say, computers are still unable to learn, explain their reasoning or fix themselves.

"We can't stay at home any longer; we want to come to school, to learn," explained Aruna, 16. "I'm fed up.

Theories of (organizational or individual) learning explain the process of learning focusing, among other things, on how firms or individuals create, transfer, absorb, and retain knowledge.

"By breaking up a problem in this way, it becomes easier to learn," explains one of the researchers in a video.

"This is truly a test and meant for us to learn," explains Amy Lester, Walmart's PR Director for its Global eCommerce operations.