Sentence examples for studied to learn from inspiring English sources

Those schools could then be studied to learn exactly how they are beating the odds, Mr. Rein said.

Robert Vogel, a retired curator of engineering at the Smithsonian Institution who is a founder of the Society for Industrial Archeology, said preserving industrial sites like the Mechanicville station was important because they could be studied to learn about the past -- as potsherds and tools of earlier ages are studied.

Finally, examples from the past will be studied to learn about experiences on communication between water utilities and consumers and to identify areas for improvement.

New technologies and systems are often studied to learn how to make the new system or technology more usable, or compatible with current practices.

Each gene, moreover, has a formula for making unique proteins; each one must be studied to learn the role it plays.

On this approach, a simulation is any system that is believed, or hoped, to have dynamical behavior that is similar enough to some other system such that the former can be studied to learn about the latter.

"Youngsters have to study, to learn about competitive football.

I want to stay here to study, to learn how to play music.

"Students need a place to be, to study, to learn," Professor McManus said.

His idols are South American butchers, whose YouTube videos he studies to learn how to break down hanging beef with their poetic elegance.

That was New York's disgraced former governor, Eliot Spitzer, whose inaugural address is worth studying to learn exactly the wrong approach.