Sentence examples for learned that the problem from inspiring English sources

The eye would eventually recover, and he later learned that the problem had been caused by his contact lenses.

He thought a developing cataract was the cause, but when he saw an ophthalmologist two weeks later, he learned that the problem was more serious: a partial blockage in the central vein that drains blood from the retina.

Could this be construed as providing a complete, fair and impartial picture of negotiations?" As I sought to understand why the piece was so one-sided, I learned that the problem traced back to Mr. Arango's decision to travel unidentified with the ambassador.

First, he learned that the problems extended far beyond one company or one branch of the military.

"But we've also learned that the problems to be confronted are growing, not diminishing".

Mr. King's lawyer, Debra L. Rothberg of Manhattan, said her client did not learn that the problem still existed until 1999, when the nearby Clearstream Elementary School began drawing the gasoline-contaminated water from a well used to irrigate its grounds.

In it we learn that the problem with the decline of marriage really began with "the ascendence of the idea that romantic love is a prerequisite to marriage".

But the agency stepped aside upon learning that the problems did not affect the futures side of the business.

In my thirties, I wrote two novels and learned that the central problem of fiction is the narrator: Who is he?

I soon learned that the real problem was that I had inadvertently violated Libyan airspace and landed in Libya many times.

In reviewing their application for permit with the neighbors, they learned that given the problem of car parking a new site might work even better.