Sentence examples for learning one of from inspiring English sources

Radio helps schoolchildren catch up on learning One of the hidden impacts of the Ebola outbreak in Guinea is that children have missed out on six months of learning – schools did not reopen after the summer recess, instead staying shut to help prevent the spread of the disease.

They are learning one of the harsh realities of air travel these days.

As a boss, Glass says he's still learning: "One of the things that I have to learn over and over again is to not push the deadlines as much as I do".

These attributes make Deep Learning one of the most desirable models for sentiment analysis.

If you are considering learning one of these languages or frameworks, using what the marketplace requests is one factor to consider in your decision-making process.

On the same time, Chinese has attracted a lot of interest in recent decade and the number of people learning one of the major dialects is expanding.

You're about to learn one of those problems, on the EXTREME end of the spectrum.

They'd go on to provide "Live And Learn" – one of Johnny's favourites – for the 2001 sequel.

He was, I learned, one of the nine sons of a Mrs. Kelly, on the first floor.

Later, the Senate learned one of their colleagues, Senator Thomas Upson, used to call dances on Martha's Vineyard.

I suggest Mr Dein learns one of them".