Sentence examples for compelling to students from inspiring English sources

Such activism may appear both thrilling and compelling to students as they face the drudgery of finals.

But are these sorts of illustrations the most compelling to students?

In addition, instructors can incorporate examples of practical applications of phylogenetic reasoning that are compelling to students and relevant to their lives and basic social issues.

As described above, evolutionary arms races may be both intuitive and compelling to students, and so provide a good introduction to the topic of coevolution.

The most extreme example of mutual adaptation through endosymbiosis is likely to be compelling to students because it shows how they (and, in fact, all eukaryotes) are the result of ancient coevolutionary events.

"We feel compelled to protect students, so to ask colleagues to bring students into a state where this law would allow businesses to discriminate against them was something the National Council did not feel comfortable doing," said Mary Moore, Ball State director of individual events and instructor of communication studies.

The private tutoring firm will be free to sign up and release students promptly: they should be able to allocate their resources as they see fit, and not be compelled to retain students who, for example, they regard as not sufficiently committed.

No school district is compelled to make students watch the speech.

Yau recalls looking on and feeling compelled to act as students, some of them still in secondary school, attempted to storm the legislature.

Wilson said he was compelled to continue by the students who would participate in the program, and by the gist of a message put forth by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Mr. Oreopoulos concluded: "Students compelled to stay in school experience substantial gains to lifetime wealth, health and other labor market activities for all three countries, and these results hold up against a wide array of specification checks.