Sentence examples for Meaningful preparation from inspiring English sources

Regardless of their specific interests, every student graduates with meaningful preparation for life after high school.

This may not have been a full one-day international but it was meaningful preparation for the Tri-Series and World Cup.

Student teaching — real practice in a real classroom — is the only meaningful preparation for the profession.

Previously, Hossain and Robinson predicted that science summer camps, after-school programs, science fairs, social networking, and meaningful preparation of STEM teachers attracts students into STEM fields (Hossain and Robinson, 2012).

Khartoum made no meaningful preparations for the loss of oil revenues with the secession of South Sudan in July 2011, and now presides over an economy that desperately lacks foreign exchange currency (Forex) with which to buy critical staples--including wheat for bread.

Understanding the reinforcing mechanisms should be meaningful for preparation of new polymer composites.

Achieving government savings is a worthy goal especially in a time of fiscal austerity, as is providing inmates with meaningful job preparation, but not at the expense of violating the fundamental human rights of people who have no ability to object to practices that exploit them.

This work is meaningful to the preparation of refractory Ta-W coating using AIP and its application to titanium alloys.

Michael O'Neill has described Northern Ireland's away friendly with Wales as "the first meaningful step" in preparation for the Euro 2016 finals in France.

About a third of them - with European and domestic finals to negotiate - will only play a meaningful part in preparations once the entire party reconvenes the day before flying to Australia on 27 May.

To make learners' interactional feedback meaningful, this necessitates careful planning or preparation including training ESL/EFL learners through explicit instruction prior to peer review.