Sentence examples for learned up from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, what we have learned up to this point is that we need to continue to exploit all of these methods to ensure that we pass on as much as possible from one generation to the next.

"If I'm sitting down with a patient, I should be able to take advantage of everything we have learned up until yesterday to treat them".

What if I said to you in August of 1982 to forget everything you've learned up until today that the only strategy that makes sense is buy and hold?

"Being trained as a computational chemist, I thought it would be interesting to apply the techniques I had learned up until then to elucidating chemistry associated with antioxidants and designing new antioxidants".

It's something that, unfortunately, we as a human race haven't really learned up to this point.

The lesson I learned, up close and personal, is that overly powerful bureaucrats and politicians make for clumsy, arrogant, and therefore, dangerous, bank managers.

He's learning up his hungry Yankee customers, too.

Students learn up to the age of 21, then stop.

"That's something you've got to learn up here in the big leagues, the speed of the game.

The Dept. experimented with them for several years and reported that some were capable of learning up to 75 commands; the average dog has trouble learning 16.

It is a known fact that learning a material by hearing, watching and discussing altogether can increase the efficiency of learning up to ninety per cent.