Sentence examples for though the learning from inspiring English sources

Even though the learning curve of MATLAB is moderate, students at the first courses of the new Bologna degrees usually find some difficulties when trying to apply their knowledge of this software package to other technical subjects.

"Thurrock's reablement purpose is similar to the Department of Health's original vision, in that it is about supporting individuals to achieve and maximise their desired outcomes though the learning of new skills or regaining previously lost skills following injury or other changes in their circumstances," says occupational therapy team manager Gavin Beard.

It requires you, moreover, to learn to read the family's private language, a language created and imposed by the eponymous father, and though the learning curve is nowhere near as steep as with Joyce or Faulkner, you're still basically being asked to learn a language good for absolutely nothing but enjoying this one particular book.

Though the learning curve seemed insurmountable at first, things became easier as time went on.

Since it's laid out like a regular mouse, though, the learning curve is all but nonexistent.

Ultimately, problems with securing a technology license forced us to close the project, though the learning experience was invaluable.

Mostly, though, the students learn by doing: they cook, bake, mix drinks, brew coffee, wash dishes, and wait on tables.

On the drive here, though, the Yankees learned that the Astros had accepted their request to use a designated hitter for the game.

The market calmed down last week, though, upon learning that the Greek government had agreed to make sharp spending cuts and would be receiving billions in debt relief from Europe.

Lindsay, though, after learning of the pair's spats, breaks down in tears, finally feeling, she says, the "pressures of being a black woman".

"We were well prepared for the game, though, after learning a lot from our recent FA Cup defeat by Arsenal.