Sentence examples for still being learnt from inspiring English sources

Only by bowing out (or, just possibly, running for re-election) on a rising tide of prosperity will Mr Yeltsin finally secure democracy in a country where liberal values are still being learnt and their efficacy is still widely doubted.

The music, the temple architecture and the stylised sculptures favoured by the Tamil people as in their ancient nation are still being learnt and practised.

Conversely, the P3a in the visual paradigm was largest to the infrequently presented face, perhaps reflecting an inherent bias towards face processing, and in particular the allocation of attention to those faces that are still being learnt, over abstract pictures that are not as socially important.

Miliband said that following the poor showings in Scotland "lessons must still be learnt".

SARS has shown the limits of current approaches to health challenges and lessons must still be learnt and re-learnt in order to deal with the threatened AIDS epidemics in Russia, China and India.

Chancellor George Osborne says in the Times that the lesson still to be learnt from Baroness Thatcher at this time of economic gloom is optimism.

The broader lessons from tobacco control are apparently not being learnt.

However, there is still much to be learnt about how the mutation contributes to breast cancer growth and, most of all, why high levels of classical PI3K signaling are not observed in human breast cancers.

But there is still much to be learnt from it: it is a worm's-eye view by a keen-eyed worm.

It has just been reissued this month which shows that the lessons from it still need to be learnt!

Knight is concerned that lessons still haven't been learnt, in part because of the lack of sex education in schools.