Sentence examples for learned key from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, he said, the medical investigators learned key information through news reports.

Together, the teams learned key concepts and practiced their skills in a low-pressure setting.

His career began at the confectioner Mars where, he said, he learned key lessons such as flying economy class, hiring a car and talking to workers.

During her confirmation hearing, she told senators she learned key lessons about emergency management by having a front-row seat to the botched response to Hurricane Katrina.

During the venture's first two years, he built a team of 70 people, including an executive team of business and industry veterans, and learned key lessons about the challenges faced by industry-changing entrepreneurs.

Obama learned key details of the CIA's interrogation practices in a closed-door meeting last month, and afterward made clear that he was more interested in protecting the country from terrorist attacks than investigating the past, the outgoing CIA director said.

You had some technical training in the Army; me too (it's where I learned key-punching, board wiring, etc, and first saw Fortran and the *mobile* IBM 1410, where it was used for programming the very first "command and control information systems" -- if that was good or bad I don't know but it's history).

Students learn key characteristics for identification.

Students will have to learn key formulae, such as the quadratic formula, sine and cosine rules.

Hence the Starr inquiry into the Lewinsky affair, where now we learn key evidence was fabricated.

Being Sesame Street there is some education involved too with the ability to "learn key life skills".