Sentence examples for only be learned from inspiring English sources

The expertise can only be learned when a lot of old instruments come through".

My take is that leadership can only be learned if one is willing to go through life-changing experiences.

Spokesman Mohamed Rahmi said more would only be learned once teams had analysed the contents of the plane's two "black box" recorders, and that officials were still focussed at the moment on the crash site itself.

Whether or not they have the talent in the minor leagues to make these deals is another story, and whether or not such win-now moves would come at the expense of their future is something that can only be learned down the road.

What's changed in recent years is the idea that storytelling is a skill that can be taught directly in the classroom that it's not some vague life skill that can only be learned through experience (or, worse, the type of ability one either does or doesn't have).

Krautstrunk: Some aspects can only be learned by training on the job.

Lessons can only be learnt for the future safety of everyone if there is a recognition of the errors made.

Trainee doctors themselves acknowledge that there are some components of their role that can only be learnt through experience in that role [ 2].

More 5th years (79.2%) than 4th years (60.6%) disagreed with the statement that psychiatry can only be learnt in a psychiatric hospital (χ2 = 19.03, d.f. = 1, p < 0.001).

In some cases, the public may only just be learning from the Internet that records are, in fact, public.

I was 16 and had only been learning English "since six years", as I used to put it in my Germanic way back then.