Sentence examples for mild learning from inspiring English sources

Typical among them is Lily Raff McCaulou, the author of "Call of the Mild: Learning to Hunt My Own Dinner" (Grand Central).

Lily Raff McCaulou, a journalist and hunter in Bend, Oregon, has been arguing that point for eight years in opinion pieces and her book Call of the Mild: Learning to Hunt My Own Dinner.

He had controlled Davis, 36, who has a mild learning disability, for years.

But after the murder his relatively mild learning disability spiraled into a serious handicap.

Relatives said the victim has mild learning disabilities but graduated from high school.

For instance, Richard shares a fondness for 80s pop with one of his dates, but she also has mild learning difficulties.

This was particularly glaring with the Pilkingtons, where the bulk of the abuse was targeted at the disabilities of Hardwick and her younger brother, Anthony Pilkington, who has milder learning difficulties.

The six-day hearing heard a mass of evidence, at times deeply harrowing, of the way in which gangs of teenagers and children, some as young as 10, had kept Pilkington, Francecca and Pilkington's son, Anthony, who has milder learning difficulties, "under siege".

The six-day hearing was told a mass of evidence, at times deeply harrowing, of the way in which gangs of teenagers and children, some as young as 10, had kept Pilkington, Francecca and Pilkington's son, Anthony, who has milder learning difficulties, "under siege".

This suggested that both failure of intertrial acquisition and consolidation contribute to the milder learning curve in item memory in MCI and AD patients.

GPs also gave examples of a few patients who were described as having milder learning impairments and some described patients with major mental illnesses who became 'revolving door' patients as described in this example: 'One patient was moved on a few times when she had several periods of actual physical aggression when she was psychotic.