Sentence examples for learning to get by from inspiring English sources

Consumers who keep learning to get by with less could eventually discover they really don't need the product after all.

But the reality may be even more chilling: Perhaps U.S. business is learning to get by just fine, thank you, without middle-class U.S. consumers.

A link also appeared on shareyt.com to Coca-Cola's 2010 Super Bowl advertisement "Hard Times", showing the Simpsons' Mr Burns learning to get by on less (but with Coke).

Instead--however poorly it has worked in my case--scientific training seems to be mainly about cultivating independence, learning to get by without external rewards.

Instead, people learned to get by with unwritten rules – we just got along with one another.

But we will need to learn to get by on less, especially if competition by foreign workers accelerates".

And a lot of the workers, well, we all have to learn to get by with less.

I learned to get by on not much sleep — I have a lifetime of sleep dysfunction now because I sleep only about four or five hours a night.

Everyone else is tightening belts, and no team exemplifies the best way to survive the downturn like the Texans, former members of the jet set who have learned to get by on a strict 17-to-20 17-to-20 17-to-20et.

However, I learned to get by and taught as a language assistant, providing opportunities for children between the ages of 6 and 13 to try out their English, in addition to helping the teachers brush up on theirs.

Those with expectations of staying on top, who have grown used to living the good life, no doubt do suffer meaningfully when those expectations are shattered and they must learn to get by on incomes only five or 10 times the poverty-level income rather than 20 or 30 times.