Sentence examples for almost all courses from inspiring English sources

As statistics is so intimately connected with computation, computation is an important part of almost all courses and research projects in the department.

Almost all courses sound appealing: grilled baby chicken with greens and mashed potatoes, roast leg of lamb sandwich with roasted red peppers and white bean salad, grilled tuna on grilled vegetable caponata, steamed lobster tail with sauteed baby artichokes nicoise.

If granted, the program will offer students the ability to complete two years of course work at Suffolk, then to finish a bachelors' degree at Stony Brook, with almost all courses offered online.

Much of the higher cost of university will be down to increased tuition fees, with almost all courses now costing students £3,000 a year, although they don't have to repay tuition fee loans until after they have graduated and are earning more than £15,000 a year.

Almost all courses are charged at the maximum £9,250 per year and interest rates are up to 6.1%.

Almost all courses are charged at the maximum £9,250 per year in England, although that differs in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Almost all the course summaries we received demonstrated a commitment to helping students evaluate their capacity to manage conflict through an understanding of positions and interests, assessing BATNAs, analyzing barriers to agreements and the balance of power, and recognizing different styles of communication (see also, Mediation as a Problem-Solving Process).

You can't invite yourself, though, of course, almost all the invitations are planned.

Of course, almost all the oil majors can rely on two points of strength: enormous financial power and very low indebtedness, both the result of cash flows from investments made 20 or 30 years ago.

MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) Workshop – Almost all the institutions have some involvement with MOOCs, but there are variances in motivations for establishing them.

Almost all the Arabs (except of course the Iraqis) were united against the idea of America removing Saddam Hussein by force.