Sentence examples for learning expected from from inspiring English sources

Active and meaningful involvement in research during residency training will lay the foundations and provide the skills needed for life long learning expected from all internal medicine doctors.

That is, a clearly formulated problem results in all the desired learning behaviors expected from PBL: group discussion, identification of learning goals and eventually a deeper understanding of the topic.

Once back at the winery, we were treated to a detailed explanation of the facility, with Benjamin's comments punctuated by the constant expletives I was learning to expect from just about every sentence he spoke.

But he generously uses everything he has learned to inform us with the distinctive evenhandedness and honesty we have learned to expect from his journalism.

"Morning," he said, in the cheerful tone she had already learned to expect from him.

"This won't be easy," he said — a phrase I've learned to expect from him frequently.

In fact, the report contains the same sorts of flaws that we have learned to expect from our intelligence agency offerings.

The Liverpool Orchestral Society's Concert of Saturday was another of those refreshingly new experiences that one has learned to expect from this organisation.

Any erosion of journalistic neutrality could limit the wide range of news and information we have learned to expect from the international media.

They first revealed the qualities readers would learn to expect from his books: sly humor, curiosity, wide-ranging social connections and sympathies, familiarity with arcane history and a dashing literary style steeped in the ancient writing of Greece and Rome.

Should Mr McCain become president, the world will see an American with different views from those it has sadly learned to expect from Republicans recently.Those atypical positions, and his willingness to team up with Democrats in the Senate, may have earned Mr McCain the support of many of the independent voters who will be crucial to Republican chances in the general election.