Sentence examples for statements learned from inspiring English sources

The company spawned belief statements learned by heart by brand strategists, and copied by businesses across the world.

When students write, they often transcribe rote statements learned since primary school without any substantive analysis of or critical thinking about those statements.

The chancellor, who describes the events of 1962 as "unpleasant" and "inappropriate," also overruled the jury that chose a design for the civil rights memorial that was to be engraved with the statements "Learn in fear no more" and "Unite in fear no more".

Penn State Professor John Gastil's research demonstrates: the majority of Oregon voters were aware of the process; roughly ⅔ of those who read the statements compiled by their fellow citizens found them helpful; those who read the citizen statement learned more about ballot measures than those who read other portions from the official Voter's Guide.

In a joint statement, learning disability charities Mencap and the Challenging Behaviour Foundation said the reports' findings echoed their concerns.

Through analyzing the questionnaires and interviews data, we found that students' learning statement, learning capacity and problem consciousness have significantly enhanced.

Ninety percent of them agreed or strongly agreed with the statement "learning to teach better improves the quality of medical care" with a score of 1.42 (95% CI, 1.40 to 1.44).

They are ethical goal statements and learned at an early age, and we usually share our values within our families and culture.

And I developed my business plan with financial statements and learned to oversee production and operations and marketing through the Entrepreneurship program that Palestine Education For Employment (PEFE) and Intel provide.

"While no medications were taken in excess," his father, Kim, said in a statement, "we learned today the combination of doctor-prescribed drugs proved lethal for our boy.

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