Sentence examples for to learning new ways from inspiring English sources

In both bad and good weather, we are working to bring innovation to every neighborhood and to city government, and we are dedicated to learning new ways to connect to each other and meet our shared challenges.

Adolescents who self-injure and who access this material may therefore be exposed to learning new ways to self-injure, how to prepare for and carry out NSSI, and how to hide this from others (e.g., friends, family).

Terrorists and torturers read the scientific literature in order to learn new ways of inflicting pain and avoiding prosecution.

But it is very painful, often doesn't work, produces unpredictable scarring and may force patients to learn new ways to pronounce words or even to swallow.

Teachers and administrators in schools that continue to beat children need to return to school themselves to learn new ways of disciplining children.

If we are forced, later in life, to learn new ways of reading — to accommodate a loss of vision, for instance — we must each adapt in our own way.

The public and private sectors need to learn new ways of doing business, the research group said in recommending sweeping changes in the way vaccines are produced, licensed, priced, bought and distributed.

Although there is much still to understand about the brain, the impact of the internet has helped us to learn new ways of measuring its organisation as a network.

The subject of the drama is usually some emotionally charged situation common to the group or from the patient-protagonist's life, enabling participants to gain some emotional release and control over anxiety provoked in similar situations as well as to learn new ways of responding in the future.

And he resolved to learn new ways for growing produce, which is how he and his wife ended up on an agricultural excursion this week that ended with a crash, killing Mr. Hershberger and four other Amish farmers, to the heartbreak of the community here.

"From this research we can infer that humans who have a few heavy drinking sessions in a row may sometimes undergo subtle brain changes which make it harder to learn from mistakes and to learn new ways of tackling problems because their brain function has been subtly impaired".