Sentence examples for vital to learn from inspiring English sources

Brazil's native tongue is a strange and flowery language, similar to, but distinct from Spanish, and vital to learn if you're going to get by.

And they would know that it's vital to learn how to laugh at yourself, because peeing in your pants is just the start.

He said that it was vital to learn lessons from the crash to ensure safety and "restore Londoners' confidence" in the tram network.

In order to build confidence in CO2 storage as greenhouse gas control activity, it is vital to learn from the experience gained from first-mover projects, at the pilot scale and at the demonstration scale.

In this era of economic instability, change and globalisation it is vital to learn from other disciplines, perspectives and cultures in order to tackle the key issues of international stability in the world today.

But while it is vital to learn from the lessons of the past, this is the first recession of the internet age, which means that looking to the future is also important.

Chemical transmitters known as glucocorticoids increase blood pressure and damage the hippocampus, the area vital to learning and memory.

A Harvard Medical School study published in the December issue of Nature Neuroscience shows that sleep is vital to learning and affects both memory and performance.

Behind the scenes of the "glamour" industries are the menial chores that are part of the job at every level, and vital to learning the job.

Cahalan employs her journalistic skills (she works as a reporter at The New York Post) to explain the fascinating medical intricacies of her illness and how it compromises NMDA receptors in the brain, "vital to learning, memory, and behavior".

The hippocampus is a structure that is vital to learning and the formation of memory.