Sentence examples for How much instruction from inspiring English sources

But in 1992, in an uncommon move for a board member, she broke with Mr. Ferrer on the question of how much instruction children should receive on the perils of AIDS.

So you have to learn how to understand it, because no matter how much instruction you have, your teacher won't always be out there with you on the course.

Cultural transmission can also vary by how much instruction is given in learning the craft (of say making projectile points) and/or differ in the extent to which there is a fitness benefit related to reproductive success; it could also relate to some potential prestige a person may obtain based on some behavioral variant.

Which is why, without getting too earnest about it, it is a big deal when well-known women publicly embrace their sexuality and insist on not settling for not getting-off -- no matter how long it takes, or how much instruction they have to provide.

As someone who holds (unofficially) the international tennis record for the highest ratio of how much professional instruction I have received [and] how good I am, I would have to say that it would be a kick to be a great athlete for one evening.

They showed how much verve, suspense, instruction and moral ambiguity Mr. Grisham could pack into bare-bones plotlines.

Barney, who looked to be about forty, with a pronounced widow's peak in his blondish hair and a deep dimple in his chin, was a quick study, though it took Szabo a while to figure out how much of his instruction the man was absorbing.

How much disrespect, scripted instruction, and intimidation would they accept for one of their own children, in return for humane investments in another one?

It also enables parents to see, online, how much money goes into instruction versus administration at their children's schools.

If you compare Kano to a home computer of the late 1980s, such as the Spectrum, there is initially a far more linear feel — given how much step by step instruction is taking place with Kano Blocks — vs the free playground experience of a machine like the Spectrum which landed the user right in a command line view of Spectrum Basic.

The jury is still out on how much real, live classroom instruction still matters, but early results at the Math Emporium suggest that students are both learning more and paying less.