Sentence examples for a dead subject from inspiring English sources
Action needs to be taken to ensure that history doesn't risk becoming a dead subject.
Should statistical analysts simply declare fourth-down decisions a dead subject and move on to more tractable problems?
The English major is vanishing from our colleges as the Latin prerequisite vanished before it, we're told, a dying choice bound to a dead subject.
History, to most Americans, is a dead subject of the dusty past, to be read about in books.
The argument that without taxonomic expertise, marine biology becomes a dead subject does not bring students to taxonomy because the argument does not remove the tedium of research in systematics.
Cell death is not a "dead subject".
McGrath Morris on the other hand, was unable to meet his long dead subject, Joseph Pulitzer, while writing Pulitzer: A Life In Power, Print, Power.
This government has downgraded citizenship education to non-statutory, but it should be a compulsory GCSE, not a dead-end subject.
But it should be a compulsory GCSE, not a dead-end subject: make it more hotly political, as there's scant sign it has engaged the young so far – polls show them least trusting and least communally minded.
Hierarchical clustering using the significantly altered set of 10 miRNAs showed a clear separation between alive and dead subjects).
His conversations with most of the names in his book (ranging from Harold Robbins and Chinua Achebe to Rebecca West and Angela Carter) provide delightful insights into his (now mostly dead) subjects, and fascinating snapshots from an age that has passed.
