Sentence examples for not learnt from inspiring English sources

Labour have not learnt lessons from what went wrong.

And if they are not learnt, too bad.

This paper gives some examples from different industries where lessons were not learnt and a notable one where the lessons were shared to the benefit of the public.

This precaution has been handled in order to ensure that the neural network was able to generalize on new data (i.e., it has not learnt explicitly).

The Church of England has sold its shares in News Corp on fears that the media group has not learnt lessons from the phone-hacking scandal.

The lesson was not learnt, though, and George Bailey was allowed to settle on a diet of short bowling, making 55 and rebuilding in a stand of 146 with Finch.

This finding leads to an obvious sequel question: if ape gestures are in the main not learnt culturally, how are they acquired?

Caliban's language is not learnt-up eloquence but the direct expression of a richly perceiving mind, and it rebuffs all external judgment of him.

Although our six-month-old hasn't learnt to speak yet, we are already working on raising him trilingually by exposing him to his mother tongue (Dutch), his father tongue (Arabic) and his family tongue (English).

Peter Godfrey Isle of Harris, Scotland Media demands that the UK government, and others, open their doors to thousands of Syrian refugees, shows that we really haven't learnt lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan.

"Whereas phones and laptops have had a longer time to sort out security issues, these newer devices haven't learnt and are therefore easy gateways into hacking," said Mr Jordon.