Sentence examples for learning in the midst from inspiring English sources

Mr Serwotka was clearly furious at learning, in the midst of the Labour party conference, of government plans for the delivery of core services traditionally carried out by impartial civil servants.

"Therefore, I naturally gravitated to the relatively new field of nuclear physics where there was much to do but not yet too much to learn". In the midst of his studies in 1939, he married Suzanne Zeitlan, a Boston native who had just graduated from Simmons College with a master's degree in social work.

I wanted to share some of the greatest things I have learned in the midst of the trials and the pain.Thank you for reading.

The thugs allegedly planned to torch the store, learning only in the midst of the crime that Morris was inside.

Although Margulies is expert at withholding information — Manny dies, we learn later, in the midst of the Hollywood fiasco — he isn't equally disciplined at withholding explanation.

For example, today we learned that in the midst of a stampede of advertisers running away from Rush Limbaugh's radio show due to his vile attack on Georgetown student Sandra Fluke, the Pentagon will continue to air Limbaugh's program.

"Blair has created an organic, edible and medicinal learning laboratory in the midst of a suburban landscape.

So we still see software engineers using these traditional models extensively in machine learning engineering — even in the midst of this deep learning craze.

So imagine his surprise when he learned that Delia — in the midst of his own NHL debut — had suffered an injury in the third period, and he was needed.

When one player learned last week -- in the midst of the losing streak -- that the Mets would be off Thursday, the last day of games before the strike deadline, he asked, "Are we going to get paid for Thursday?" But some players did care about where they were batting in the lineup, showing displeasure earlier in the season that Valentine changed the lineup around so often.

In his book The Art of Negotiation: How to Improvise Agreement in a Chaotic World (Simon & Schuster, 2013), Harvard Business School professor Michael Wheeler argues that the best negotiators learn to thrive in the midst of chaos and uncertainty and, when necessary, jettison their best-laid plans.