Sentence examples for looking at the learning from inspiring English sources

Because you are in a funk and blaming yourself or someone else, you are not looking at the learning that comes with the failure.

We intend to follow up the positive results presented in this paper with other studies looking at the learning outcomes, critical thinking and patient management.

We intend to follow up the positive results presented in this paper with several studies looking at the learning outcomes, critical thinking and patient management.

A useful way to see the possibilities is by looking at the lessons learned by the most successful smartphone manufacturers.

We can look at the "learning profile," or trajectory.

Mr Gormley told BBC News that the NCA would "look at the learning from this operation".

Nonetheless, the benefits of my current position far outweigh this when I look at the learning opportunities and the contacts I have made over the last 4 years.

On the way to and from the city, her parents were upset because she wasn't watching out the window, looking at and learning from the different parts of the country going by.

First of all, when looking at the previous section about learning environments, I would say that only the case 'embedded' could be considered smart.

And I very much like looking at, and learning about, the different types of fish in Tiddler.

"I think everybody in the industry should – there's no question in my mind, that everyone in the industry should pause to look at the situation, learn from it.