Sentence examples for because few students from inspiring English sources

She and others said the university's definition of hazing was now so broad that it was hindering compliance, because few students took the admonition seriously.

The most competitive universities are usually the most generous: such institutions can afford the largesse because few students will qualify to receive it.

"We agree that children benefit from consistent curricula; we provide such curricula," he wrote, adding that because few students left the school, the uniform curriculum was not necessary.

"I was reluctant to accept a high school student in my lab, because few students at that age have the level of skills and training necessary to do the kind of work I do," Professor Djuric said.

While Professors Reinhart and Rogoff may have had technological advantages in their research, they weren't able to outsource much of the number-crunching to graduate students — in part because they wanted to be able to stay close to the data themselves, but also because few students are interested in or trained for that kind of work.

The response rate to our questionnaire was 80.2% (802 out of 1000 approached) because few students did not return back the questionnaire and some did not want to participate in the study.

The checkout lines at the Wesleyan University library in Middletown are longer because fewer students have applied to work there.

They argue that anything requiring students to spend more time and money getting trained will invariably result in longer waits and increased costs for patients, because fewer students will meet the increased requirements and those who do will eventually demand higher compensation.

The effects of this drop are difficult to quantify because fewer students in traditional schools also means a reduced need for teachers and other personnel.

This fall, he enrolled in honors classes — political science and statistics — because fewer students meet the requirements, so they're easier to get into.

Although the class is projected to cost about $110,000 a year, it could also bring in up to $150,000 from the state's per-student allotment because fewer students will be leaving the district to take part in dual-immersion programs elsewhere.