Sentence examples for we learned if from inspiring English sources

"We learned if you reject federal money, you gain nothing and you pay a high price for it".

During the 15th century, we learned, if not to love them, then at least to eat them, though it's only in the last century that their delicious potential has been fully explored in western kitchens.

Usmaa, one of the first to sign up, explains: "We learned if a pregnant woman feels a severe headache or bleeding we know that we have to send her to a hospital.

In an effort to put the evening in perspective, one person asked, "What have we learned?" "If we drink a lot of Barolo," the answer came from across the room, "the Giants play really well".

So what have we learned, if anything, about transforming our economic order?

What will we learn if Amundsen's plane is found?

What could we learn if we took the relationship between therapist and patient as an exercise in democracy?

Alex's "mother", Irene Pepperberg, has asked, "what do we learn if we find that a particular trait is or is not restricted to humans?".

What might we learn if we try to trace its mellow outline against the sky? "A Prehistory of the Cloud" is Hu's imaginative attempt to bring this abstraction into clearer focus.

The new official Army Song Book gives the boys 67 songs and would have given them more, we learn, if it hadn't decided to cut out "the famous old songs suggesting service abroad".

"There is a moment of reckoning coming where we learn if the economy, without any artificial stimulation, is as strong as it seems to be," Randy Cass, founder of the investment research firm First Coverage, said.