Sentence examples for training has produced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Valle's modern-day training has produced only frustration.

This gap in training has produced negative cycles within the organization and its NSPs.

The training has produced significant changes in the philosophy and practice of education in Walikale.

In sum, social skills training has produced varying results in outcome studies, and children with conduct problems generally seem to benefit less than children with internalizing problems.

He said early users who'd had extensive training had produced good results, But then a cost-cutting exercise by BECTA, the now-disbanded school technology quango.

The Colón's famous training school has produced top-grade international singers, among them Argentine natives like Marcelo Álvarez, José Cura and Bernarda Fink, and Erwin Schrott of Uruguay.

More importantly, we have an educational system that has focused on building general knowledge as opposed to vocational training and this has produced a workforce that is more adept at adapting to new ideas and forward-looking habits of thought.

As Yoga Journal once accurately stated, "It's hard to imagine how our yoga would look without Iyengar's contributions, especially his precisely detailed, systematic articulation of each asana [yoga posture], his research into therapeutic applications, and his multi-tiered, rigorous training system which has produced so many influential teachers".

Now Pinot is not a varietal one would normally associate with Australia it's better known for its big, beefy reds, like the Wolf Blass Platinum Label Shiraz but the cooler climate of the Yarra Valley, northeast of Melbourne, provides the ideal climate, and Burgundy-trained winemaker Tom Carson Tom Carson has produced a delightful, light, intensely fruity, beautifully made wine.

Ekman, who was once funded by the Dalai Lama, has produced training manuals on how to classify all human expressions with his 72 action units.

Now, the 17-year-old Kallon's on-the-job training with American football has produced "maybe the single greatest recruiting story I can remember in 20 years of doing this," said Jamie Newberg, who writes about recruiting for ESPN.