Sentence examples for well have learnt from inspiring English sources

Some may well have learnt from the experience, consistent with assessment being used "for learning", not just "of learning".

The LRA plays with Acholi conceptions of the spirit world in a very effective way.How does that explain the violence or make it seem normal?The external perception is that this is a mad group abducting children, not unlike Boko Haram who may well have learnt some of their methodology from the LRA.

"This group as well have learnt a lot from that experience two years ago.

As I grew up my grandfather gradually told me many things about Heysel and, well, I have learnt that it is incredible to die for a football match, an absurd thing.

Everything I have learnt I have learnt from the boss".

Now many boomers are coping with their elderly parents' infirmities while fretting at the same time about who will provide their own care as they become frail in their turn.Nursing homes are part of the answer, but palliative-care workers worry about how well these institutions have learnt to look after the chronically unwell.

Once you've gained some voluntary experience (even if it's only a few weeks), be sure to make it prominent on your CV and highlight the valuable skills you have learnt, as well as the impact you made within the organisation.

If you think you have learnt it well enough, try the next word.

Once you have learnt Thai substantially well, speak the language.

The awful truth is that too many of us have learnt to love, as well as – even more than – fear it.

Through my work in caves, I have learnt that such microbes are so well adapted to starvation, that regular laboratory growth conditions are too rich.