Sentence examples for much less learning from inspiring English sources

Firms such as SavingGlobal, based in Berlin, allow Germans to open as many accounts elsewhere in Europe as they like without ever visiting a branch, much less learning Portuguese.

By lunchtime, they'll have a hard time staying awake, much less learning long division!

Learning the alphabet is not the aim here: seeing a bearded musician strumming a washboard, few of us, I suspect, would say "Oh, zydeco!" much less learn the letter Z as a result.

Doctors weren't expecting him to survive, much less learn to walk or talk.

America's pro-Israel establishment -- from think tanks to journalists -- continue to ignore these facts, much less learn from them.

Pulling off demos at Photo Hack Day and Photo Hack Day 2, for example, has proven to be a continuous learning process, with a much more public (and much less forgiving) learning curve.

Yet now school is much less about learning facts or events or content.

"For most of our kids," he wrote, "schools seem to be much less about learning and much more about what their transcript looks like".

The study found that many police agencies give officers extensive training on how to shoot a gun, but officers spend "much less time" learning the "importance of de-escalation tactics and Crisis Intervention strategies for dealing with mentally ill persons, homeless persons, and other challenging situations".

Reading is quite easy as a matter of fact; it takes much less time than learning how to speak and listen.

In situations where new data arrive continually, online learning algorithms are computationally much less costly than batch learning ones in maintaining the model up-to-date.