Sentence examples for academically directed from inspiring English sources
Ms. Burn of Oxford stressed that universities in Britain are more interested in academically directed personal statements than they are in reflections on personal memories or demonstrations of character.
This makes it staggeringly hard to combine work and child care, especially since Korean mothers are expected to bear most of the responsibility for pushing their children to excel academically.The direct costs of raising children who can pass that all-important exam are also hefty.
Earlier this week, Mr. Levy directed superintendents to give empty seats to students who are borderline academically and were shut out of the enrichment program.
Living independently for the first time and directing your own life -- academically, socially and organizationally -- can be daunting but it need not be a time of upheaval.
Boarding schools tended to be smaller and less academically selective than other direct grant schools, and to take a larger proportion of fee-paying pupils.
Take academically rigorous classes for all four years.
"There is a direct correlation between how well students are doing overall academically and their propensity to fall into risky behaviour".
The production of long-chain fatty nitriles by direct reaction of esters with ammonia has however not been academically extensively studied, although several catalysts were developed and published in patents.
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