Sentence examples for learning chances from inspiring English sources

It causes poor performance at school, creates a lasting bad habit and affects their learning chances in all areas of life.

This requires consequent self-reflexion from all staff members of all levels and a culture in which outcomes of this scrutiny are really seen and accepted as an asset and a learning chance – whatever these results might be.

If you don't want to learn, chances are you won't.

Suppose one began with rational credence before learning the chances.

Yaguine and Fode spoke out for all of the children suffering in Guinea, in Africa, to be given the chance "to learn", a chance of a real education.

But she refused to learn her chances of long-term survival or look at her medical records.

Here is some of what I learned: STRIKEOUTS Chances are pretty good that the sports memorabilia most people have is not worth much.

Italians would learn by chance that their leader had left Rome to spend a cosy weekend with Vladimir Putin.

She wrapped her other arm around my waist and let go only to give another girl — her sister, I later learned — a chance to do the same.

I learned by chance about the Moken from family friends who lived in Bangkok.

Maybe we are wasting time today, but the learning algorithms in our brain know that something we learnt by chance today will come in useful tomorrow. .