Sentence examples for course to respond from inspiring English sources
On Friday morning, President Trump took to Twitter — of course — to respond.
He noted that in 1990, the Soviet Union had sought such a course to respond to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, but that the United States had refused.
I invited all 175 students who completed the course to respond.
On the same evening, a joint UNICEF and Ministry of Basic Education team, already in the North Region monitoring an education program targeting children affected by the Sahel nutritional crisis, immediately changed course to respond to the crisis at hand.
On campus, many faculty members have responded by redesigning their courses to respond to a sudden demand for information that relates to Sept. 11 and its aftermath.
Many institutions of higher learning are now implementing advanced genomics courses to respond to this need.
To gauge student knowledge of chromosome structure and function, we asked midlevel students enrolled in cell biology (n = 71) and molecular biology (n = 96) courses to respond to selected questions in MCQ format from the IMCA (Shi et al., 2010).
Televisions are, of course, unable to respond to such reactions.
The United States should, of course, continue to respond to humanitarian crises, but these funds should be more closely circumscribed than at present so as to avoid inadvertently propping up repressive regimes.
For this reason, the interactive parts of the website, described below, are no longer functional, as they required the ability to login to the Case computer system for students to post real-time comments and for course leaders to respond.
"Short courses seem to respond to emerging issues than the preservice training because these courses are not part of the curricula.
