Sentence examples for caused by students from inspiring English sources

Some of the damage has been caused by students who do not live there, Ms. Maynard said.

The study, published today, found that nearly half of UK secondary school pupils (46%) think that bullying is a problem in their school and is caused by students' language difficulties, skin colour, race and religion.

But to illustrate the point more fully we need only mention the bombardment of Mr Butler with flour, eggs and tomatoes in Scotland, the wrecking of a show given by Tommy Steele by Liverpool students, and the recent damage caused by students at Malvern in their annual rag".

To endure the frustration caused by students who can do the Crip dance, pierce their tongues and wear their clothes in ways that communicate both literal and subliminal sinister messages, but who swear they can't understand the use or purpose of symbolism in literature.

Not all students cause problems by any means and not all the problems are caused by students either.

Dell and Napster are teaming up in a bid to help colleges alleviate network bottlenecks caused by students stealing digital music.

Since the beginning of the 1999 academic year, the dormitory had been prey to 18 false fire alarms, many of them occurring in the middle of the night and often caused by student pranks.

Under the Tinker precedent, student speech can't be punished unless it "materially disrupts classwork or involves substantial disorder or invasion of the rights of others". In Albany the disruptive events were largely caused by student reaction to the posts' disclosure.

The Department of Education released a statement late Friday from Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott, apologizing for the chaos: We regret and apologize for the inconvenience caused by adjusting students' schedules at this point in the school year.

Andrew Hall, chief executive of the AQA exam board, said the increase in A* grades could be caused by "savvy students" competing for places at selective university courses and taking more difficult courses with higher rewards, as well as a change in teaching strategies.

The lack of statistical modeling in these publications means they lack precise claims, such as how much difference in participation rates is caused by giving students reminders or offering credit.