Sentence examples for attending part from inspiring English sources

Attending part time may be a particularly attractive option for students who are working full time or raising a family.

You may also be more likely to feel that you "fit in" at a college where more students are also attending part time.

Attending part time takes longer, but gives you the flexibility to look for work during the day and take a new job, even a part-time one, Mr. Heath said.

Tan is based in New York City, but I managed to catch him in Stockholm (between gigs in Shanghai and Rome), where he was attending part of a weeklong Tan Dun festival.

What might have disturbed Woodward's sleep even more was attending part of Jones's meeting, the next day, with President Hamid Karzai: "Sensitive intelligence reports on Karai claimed he was erratic and even 'delusional.'Offff his meds' was a common description, while 'high on weed' was a description by others".

The method of patient inclusion should ideally secure a random draw from the attending part of the listed patients, well knowing that frequently attending patients would be overrepresented.

As an example, I might hypothesize that attending full-day kindergarten increases a student's reading proficiency because I can also envision a student not attending full-day kindergarten but rather attending part-day kindergarten.

Children attending part-day (e.g., play groups and some nursery provision) or school-based programmes— which do not cover their parents' work day may experience horizontal transitions to another form of ECEC, perhaps out-of-school or leisure-time provision.

Specifically, in considering the phrase "attendance in full-day kindergarten causes higher scores in reading proficiency", the idea is that attendance in full-day kindergarten causes higher reading proficiency relative to another cause including the possibility of "not attending kindergarten", or in our case "attending part-day kindergarten".

So, to start with, this factoid often used to berate broad access institutions was designed for the narrowest of purposes for a population that is unlike most students in higher education, most of whom have one or more "non-traditional" characteristics like parenting, working full-time, attending part-time.

In response, the ICC agreed that Kenyatta could skip attending parts of his trial in the Hague, appearing only during important sections.