Sentence examples for course intended for from inspiring English sources

Some are quite traditional (a study of Walter Benjamin's "Arcades Project" — but with reference to "Mad Men"); some are not ("Telegraphs, Pneumatic Tubes and Teleportation; Or, the Way We Communicate Now," a course intended for "people who love or fear (or both) their iPad/Kindle/Twitter/Facebook/etc").

Participants included students in a first-year introductory biology course intended for biological science majors and graduating seniors earning degrees in either biology or genetics.

Group C: These students were enrolled in a standard laboratory course intended for science majors and pre-med students.

At the college level, computer science courses intended for non-majors run a gamut.

Biology 111 is the first half of a two-semester sequence of courses intended for potential majors, premedical students, and others interested in the sciences.

Educational intervention was provided for all the nursing and medical staff by members of the work group during scheduled courses intended for 5 to 10 staff members at a time.

It is an action, of course, intended to stand for all of us who easily feel sorrow for suffering individuals but, if not happily, then at the very least complacently, exist within and benefit from a system that depends on global exploitation of economically weak countries and people without choices.

The settlement was not, of course, intended as a cure for the housing bust.

Specifically the course intended to provide solid facts for the sociological analysis of contemporary Brazilian society and to make the health professionals understand better the need to make plans which took into account all the relevant considerations and necessities of the population.

Only place the ice bowl on the table for the course intended; don't add it too early in case it begins to melt before the course starts.

The social media campaign is, of course, intended as a wake-up call for men.