Sentence examples for profits learning from inspiring English sources

And when ever I put my hand into the candy jar, I was admonished not to "eat the profits" – learning that delaying gratification was an important part of profitable businesses.

The school-master is a partly comic figure, but he too values something besides profit: learning.

Even tutoring at a for-profit learning center or leading tours at a historic site required a master's.

It seems like just yesterday that we first came to this unlicensed for-profit learning annex — all of us nervous and being shouted at by a man reading from a binder.

Howard (1995) also maintains that, from a pedagogical angle, the traditional, unitary authorship disregards the profits of learning through imitation.

Vocational colleges and for-profit learning centers are appealing partly because of their convenience and efficiency.

Will one of the world's leading democracies elect as its President a businessman who founded and operated a for-profit learning annex that some of its own employees regarded as a giant ripoff, and that the highest legal officer in New York State has described as a classic bait-and-switch scheme?

A hakwan is as a type of private tutoring which is conducted in a "private for-profit learning institution" with instruction given in a "classroom-like setting" (Kim and Lee, 2010, p. 261).

And then there are of course a handful of for-profit learning centers in the area that will award a buyer with a useless certification in PowerPoint or Lotus Notes.

New York University said yesterday that it was closing down its for-profit Internet learning venture, NYUonline, but will move some of the company's activities into its School of Continuing and Professional Studies.

The speed with which pigeons could carry information enabled the family to make informed financial decisions before anyone else; they are said to have profited by learning of Wellington's victory at Waterloo before the British government.