Sentence examples for Good avenues from inspiring English sources

Our study revealed that even if online teacher education programmes represent good avenues for stimulating teachers and student teachers to develop digital competence for pedagogical purposes, this aspect is poorly integrated within the actual programmes, although some interesting examples were demonstrated.

"It's a nice feature, but it's never what the patent system was designed for". Samsung has vowed to appeal and it has some good avenues to pursue, Meurer said.

Initiatives should focus on raising awareness in the general public, but schools and primary care physicians may be particularly good avenues of dissemination.

I think what it has done for me is that it has showed me that there are really good avenues to take care of your body.

"Plus, it's a good avenue for flavor profiles.

Another expert, Dr. Juan C. Troncoso of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, said the finding "opens a very good avenue, but it's not without a lot of technical challenges".

Mr. Spiotto said he thought bankruptcy court was not a good avenue for troubled states, and he has designed an alternative called the Public Pension Funding Authority.

"It's a good avenue for them to see what the hot issues are that need to be tackled," Lau said.

There's often a message to what we do, or at least some satire of our celebrity obsession, and that might be a good avenue for that.

"They have got to get experience from somewhere so the Coca-Cola Cup is a good avenue for a club like United who have so many good youngsters to give them games".

The impressive electrochemical performances of OC-2 electrodes demonstrated that the fully utilization of cheap resource acquisition endowed by nature is a good avenue to design and fabricate materials with great promising applications as high-performance energy storage system.