Sentence examples for college resulting from inspiring English sources

Some have their first beers in college, resulting in embarrassing actions and sickness.

Not only has squandering money on healthcare destroyed savings, it has also made it impossible for most millennials' parents to save for college resulting in unprecedented levels of college debt.

Again, disputes with the administration of the college resulted in Leontovych seeking new employment.

There have been no deaths and only three hospitalizations at colleges resulting from the disease, according to the survey.

Up to 1,500 police were deployed to arrest students (pictured left) occupying the colleges, resulting in 98 arrests, news agencies reported.

As a consequence, the old influential private colleges, or senmongakkō, rich in tradition, were approved as formal universities or colleges, resulting eventually in such famous universities as Keiō and Waseda.

In the first two years after Newtown there were at least 95 shootings at American schools and colleges, resulting in 45 deaths, according to a tally by Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun-control campaign.

The legislation called for collaboration between prison and community college officials to provide college instruction, resulting in a $2 million, 18-month pilot program launching this fall.

Yes, education is important, but should going to college result in mountains of debt?

Overall, according to a tally by John Pitney of Claremont McKenna College, Trump ranks 46th out of 58 electoral college results.

But Clinton has consistently led in the electoral college, and many polls project her electoral college result at 270 or more.