Sentence examples for learning valuable from inspiring English sources

He said the company was also learning valuable lessons.

Like an after-school-special version of "Apollo 13," the film showed how a small crew, stranded with limited resources, ­MacGyvered together a solution, learning valuable life lessons along the way.

It was widely assumed that although Japanese phones have their own technical standards Vodafone would take on the competition using its 3G services and know-how while learning valuable lessons from a country at mobile-telephony's cutting edge.

But, Dr. McQueen said, "if we could prime people" with approaches like contemplation, giving them the chance to slow down and think things through, they might be more willing to risk learning valuable information in a timely fashion.

Once, "Pinocchio" was a fable about a child learning valuable lessons: the dangers of lying, of disobeying and of seeking freedom and immediate gratification at the cost of personal identity and safety (on Pleasure Island, as one boy explains, there are "no rules, no parents and all the candy you can eat").

Some of the aspects I like most are the interdisciplinary approach, team work, the real-life application, and being in an innovative field learning valuable job skills.

Naturally, Jenna learns valuable lessons about superficiality, disloyalty and dishonesty.

But plaintiffs can learn valuable information during discovery.

Your Shopper learned valuable lessons: 1. Generosity trumps shyness.

We have learned valuable lessons and many of the problems are behind us.

This being a Disney production, all three young people will learn valuable lessons.