Sentence examples for slippery learning from inspiring English sources

It's been a slippery learning curve.

No slope is more slippery, I learned in Iraq, than the one that leads to torture.

As Mr. Lagouranis says, "No slope is more slippery, I learned in Iraq, than the one that leads to torture".

"It's a Slippery Slope" was about learning to ski.

Those who missed a single class session quickly made it up, sitting in the classroom for hours after the regular class, learning the slippery rules of grammar or reading the texts they had missed.

Job hunters today must learn to navigate the sometimes slippery social mores of online discourse — for instance, learning to promote themselves without coming off as self-involved.

While he was a teenager, he became a sideman in his uncle's bands, learning, he said, to read the slippery mood of a drunken crowd.

Personalized learning is a slippery term, but the basic idea is to tailor learning to individual students and have them demonstrate they've mastered one component of learning before moving on to the next.

Kevin Figueroa Torres, who set up a Facebook page in support of the mother, said he had learned how slippery small boys could be when he helped run a preschool for four years.

Dominated by that slippery character, the beast epic no longer makes it altogether clear what lesson we are learning, or whether we should be learning it.

Sliding down the slippery slope will be less likely if the culture emphasizes open communication, including a structured method to extract learning from every success and mistake.