Sentence examples for learned the need from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Mr. Abe said that Japan had learned the need for tougher safety standards, and he said the new standards would be enforced "without compromise".

I learned the need for Prius-style adaptation early this month, when I rented a Prius from Budget Rent A Car in Seattle.

She had survived the palace revolutions of her brother's reign and the Roman Catholicism of her sister's; she was the product of a fine Renaissance education, and she had learned the need for strong secular leadership devoid of religious bigotry.

But I learned the need to be cautious most intensely in October 1998 as I watched in horror the reports of Dr. Slepian's assassination in the kitchen of his home in western New York.

Persuading corporate bigwigs to talk was tough: the students quickly learned the need to pay a personal visit, rather than merely send an invitation.Now, the core group of 20 students who organise the conference, with the help of a professional secretariat, spends two months travelling, doling out invitations to speak (unpaid) or to attend.

In his 24 years in the business, Harmala has learned the need to decapitalize overinvestment in production capacity by underspending depreciation charges.

Race car drivers, who are always on the edge with their vehicles, have learned the needed skill of separating braking from turning.

"We've learnt the need for good scientific data and modelling".

If Brits have indeed learnt the need for caution there are grounds for hoping that the next recession need not be so deep.

As China's economic interests and dependencies spread, it is going to have to learn the need to invest in peace as well as pipelines.

She is encouraged to treat her whole person as a doll, "a passive object … an inert given object" (306), and learns the need to please others.