Journalists and PIO's find it difficult to devote more than two consecutive days wholly to learning opportunities.
Given the torment footballers suffer with the media, it was not wholly surprising to learn that from today the apocryphal gaffe‑magnet Mario Balotelli will become the first player to communicate with the outside world solely via the medium of the printed T-shirt.
When you learn to surrender wholly to that control, as my kids seem to do effortlessly, it can bring a feeling of release, catharsis, bliss — in a way that even the ocean can't.
"This morning we learn of a wholly improper attempt to lean on members of an independent select committee of this House by Mr Duncan Smith and his parliamentary team to try to put the blame on the permanent secretary".
I wholly applaud David Dorfman's passion to learn from his new colleagues at Connecticut College [ Now Performing on Campus: The Dancing Professors" by Valerie Gladstone, Jan . 16.
Local firms learn from both joint ventures and wholly-owned foreign subsidiaries and the effects are larger from wholly-owned subsidiaries.
I hope that the extremists behind this episode learn that governance by blackmail is wholly inconsistent with the democratic process and doomed to failure.
Instead of being wholly dependent on complex, unknowable technologies, people will learn to redesign tools to aid and empower rather than pacify themselves.
In fact, when gesture's effectiveness in instruction was compared between a video and face-to-face venue, it was found that without gesture, video instruction was wholly inadequate for mathematics learning in elementary school children compared to video instruction with gesturing (Koumoutsakis et al., 2016).
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