Sentence examples for more valuable learning from inspiring English sources

Responding to art first-hand is a far more valuable learning experience than looking at slides or reproductions in books.

Although there is much to be learned from 'good practice' it is apparent that GP teams choose in the vast majority of cases to examine events that could highlight sub-optimal care presumably because they find these events are a more valuable learning experience [ 31].

More than 4,000 schools were destroyed or badly damaged, while many more lost valuable learning materials, latrines and furniture.

In a new business, there are challenging puzzles to solve every day, and there is nothing more valuable than learning from someone who has been there or bouncing off one another's ideas.

Doing so creates a more effective and valuable learning experience.

"However, there are other positive effects of piracy such as positive network effect (i.e., the more people use the product, the more valuable it becomes) and learning (i.e., pirate users may learn about the product and buy the legal version later on)," Kim added.

What we learned from Turkey TV was infinitely more valuable than what we learned from Double Dare.

They said they had concluded that at this stage it was more valuable to try to learn more about the groups' activities and possible plans through extended observation.