Sentence examples for the benefit of learning from inspiring English sources

"We have the benefit of learning from the mistakes of the old gold-rush companies".

So today, 50 nature reserves and outdoor teaching centres around the country are hosting visits from schools – and inviting their local MP along to see the benefit of learning in the great outdoors.

Mr. Baraka, 37, who returned to Newark after graduating from Howard University in Washington and who has been critical of Mr. Booker, said that the younger candidates had the benefit of learning from the previous generation of leaders.

"People with prosopagnosia don't have the benefit of learning voices with faces," said Katharina von Kriegstein, author of the study, which was published in September in The Journal of Neuroscience.

Late industrializers have the benefit of learning from, copying, and stealing from the developed nations.

Peers offer positive role models and the benefit of learning from shared experiences of living with disability.

Competitions add the benefits of learning to compete and to handle criticism.

Students in those two disciplines are no doubt already aware of the benefits of learning any foreign language.

The benefits of learning must have been enormous for evolution to have overcome those costs, Dr. Kawecki argues.

Or, working in groups, challenge pupils to make a video for younger peers about the benefits of learning German.

Decisions in the Ford scheme are devolved locally, and it shows that the benefits of learning are communal.