Sentence examples similar to rising learning curve from inspiring English sources
Even without the All Blacks still smarting at what they see as an injustice, all four seem destined for rapid rise in their learning curve.
Mr. Sorkin has risen sharply on the learning curve since he wrote the frequently silly script for the 1995 film "The American President".
Game developers look for particularly tricky levels where the learning curve rises too steeply.
Glover's mother Rachel said: "It's been a very meteoric, rapid rise and a fast learning curve both for her and for us.
The secret to persevering is an understanding of the "learning curve", a graph with a line that rises, then dips, only to rise higher.
A learning curve usually has a steep rise in the beginning and an asymptotic ceiling at the end.
You're very modest about your learning curve on the job, but it's clear you rose to the challenges.
It strikes me that a rising pitch count is a more significant factor in batters' increasing effectiveness within a game than a learning curve.
"Everyone has a learning curve.
There's no learning curve".
