Sentence examples for learned time from inspiring English sources
So I learned time and again the principles of conservatism".
We learned time and again to turn their transgressions into teaching moments.
The clinical community has learned time and time again the dangers of relying upon subjective assessments of drug efficacy.
The basic premise of the group is that a way must be found to ensure the continuation of logging in Leadbeater's habitat, but the lesson we've learned time and again is that the two aren't compatible".
"What I've learned time and time again is that if you tell someone, 'This is good for you,' that's the surest way to slow down the progress of the movement," he said the other day at an Equinox gym at Broadway and 50th Street, where Creative Juice is sold.
Anyone in such a fortunate position has already learned – time and again – that job committees, grant reviewers and funding agencies are razzle-dazzled by prestigious journal articles, in precisely the same way as our colleagues, press offices, and the media are.
"Learning time actually does matter," he suggested.
Also, the total of learning time is greatly reduced.
3. Help them learn time management skills.
Learn time management skills.
