Sentence examples for club study from inspiring English sources

The Item Club study said soaring prices at the top end are trickling down throughout the market and predicted the average London home will cost more than £600,000 by 2018.

The Item Club study shows average UK house prices are rising at a rate of 8.4% this year, and predicted them to rise by 7.3% next year and about 5.5% a year thereafter.

Under her chairmanship the series of such conferences held over the next several years established standards, course outlines, bibliographies, and women's club study guides for the field, for which the name "home economics" was adopted.

(journal club, study appraisal) 4. Applying EBM in practice A. Can you describe the role EBM has in your overall clinical decision-making?

But Jean Gall, a member of the Woodbridge Garden Club, studies a different migration, and goes no farther than her backyard.

She spent her evenings at the theatre, and at the Linguists' Club studying German, or the Times's swimming club and weekends in Oxford with her boyfriend, Neville Dent.

The aftereffects of the Iranian emigrée Azar Nafisi's best-selling 2003 memoir, "Reading Lolita in Tehran," which focused on a closeted female book club studying Western literature after the 1979 revolution, offer an interesting case in point.

Hughes, a former pupil at Repton School , has just passed his driving test and has private tutoring at the club, studying A-levels in business studies and politics.

While the interviewer is leading the dance, this is your chance to find out more about the programme, with questions that are pertinent to your plans, such as details about particular clubs, study trips or centres of research.

Research shows that those students who get involved in clubs, study groups, government, etc., do much better than those who do not.

There might be book clubs, a bible study, movie clubs, theater clubs, environmental clubs, robotics clubs, or yearbook club (and these are just a few examples).