Sentence examples for painfully learnt from inspiring English sources
However, imperfect evidence does not condone inaction, as painfully learnt from decades of delays in tobacco control.
Japan and Germany have learnt painfully that low nominal interest rates are no protection against house-price declines.Indeed, if homes become seriously overvalued, then low inflation makes a fall in house prices more, not less likely.
Down 3-1 on the night and 4-2 donn on aggregate, Montreal were left needing to score three goals having already learnt painfully that they could ill-afford to give America's front line space.
Ireland learnt that painfully at Murrayfield two weeks ago.
Learnt slowly and painfully, the practices of civilised life are permanently fragile and precarious.
Despite this, the lesson of successful schools all over the world will be learnt, albeit slowly and painfully, and the ratio of central control to local autonomy in schools will inch to the 20/80 ratio that is the gold standard for some of the world's most successful schooling systems.
Gabriel listened and learnt.
What, precisely, has Martin Amis learnt?
Progress is painfully slow.
