Sentence examples for which has learned from inspiring English sources

The church, often an institution which has learned such hard lessons itself, should have much to teach us.

Adding to a general sense of despair is a criminal element, which has learned to exploit the legal limbo of the 'claves to find a safe haven.

Unlike sales, which has learned to tailor its offerings to the customer, the operational side of the enterprise is often incapable of altering its service proposition.

"The big picture is this looks like an Iranian operation which has learned from the Russian operations," said Ben Nimmo, the information defense fellow with the DFR Lab.

And it's a rare day of celebration for the music industry, which has learned to dread the weekly release of CD sales figures.

"I believe that through her exposition of sins of the past and of the moment, that the church is a better place for children and a place which has learned many lessons".

You can pick a Labour party which has learnt no lessons from the past and which – left to its own devices – will jeopardise the economy all over again.

The decision of the Bourbon left of Syriza which has learnt and forgotten nothing allows Tsipras to fashion a new set of candidates ready to engage with rather than reject Europe and to win a clear majority.

However, we would like our new policy to be anchored to the prior policy, which has learnt both the syntax of SMILES and distribution of molecular structure in ChEMBL [13].

Soon after, Mr. Mohamed was questioned by the F.B.I., which had learned of his ties to Mr. bin Laden.

An important exception is cancer cells, which have learned to switch the gene on so as to grow indefinitely.