Sentence examples for may have learnt from inspiring English sources

The Tories may have learnt that incremental reforms soon run out of steam.

In other words, that definition which you may have learnt about first is not independent of this definition; it's a consequence of this definition.

This may be related to either increasing body size and development of dentition resulting in greater crushing power or the bream may have learnt over time to crush the pellets more effectively.

The animals do venture outside the park boundary in the closed season (when hunting is banned), and Martha Hahn even thinks they may have learnt when the hunting season starts and ends.

The couple moved to lodgings near the Mansion House, but their landlord there may have learnt of their relationship from Fanny's family, expressing his contempt by refusing to repay a sum of money Kent loaned him.

These teenagers may have learnt about appropriate oral health care practices through the secondary socialization process.

Some may well have learnt from the experience, consistent with assessment being used "for learning", not just "of learning".

Students who completed the worksheet in groups may possibly have learnt more compared to those who completed the worksheet individually.

Everything I have learnt I have learnt from the boss".

This also helps them to deal with situations that happen very rarely, which may have been learnt but then forgotten.

However the peak frequency of juveniles is also partially influenced by that of their mothers [ 62, 63] and the fine tuning of the frequency of the acoustic fovea of young horseshoe bats may have a learnt component via mother-to-offspring transmission [ 63, 64].