Sentence examples for courses driven from inspiring English sources

Is a corporate university more than a hodgepodge of courses driven by the need for highly practical technical training and on-site management development?

He had visited 140 golf courses, driven about 32,000 miles, adapted to 17 time zone changes and blogged about 65,000 words.

When he first spoke about the English baccalaureate last September, Michael Gove, the education secretary, said it would "dramatically strengthen the position of core academic subjects in our schools, and stop the shift to less challenging courses driven by the current perverse accountability system".

It is, of course, driven by the military-industrial complex".

And these indices are, of course, driven by the balance of supply and demand.

"They're on a collision course, driven by the numbers, not by any political animosity".

Though downtown Miami is rapidly becoming a lively residential neighborhood, office leasing is of course driven by jobs.

The revolution was, of course, driven by youth as much as the concurrent revolutions in politics, fashion, and music were.

Gatsby is, of course, driven by car accidents of all kinds, as was contemporary New York.

The choice of subject matter and style are also, of course, driven by pop culture, fashion and movies.

Of course, driven by a 'call to justice', journalists here aren't ever deterred by the particular hazards of working in the Gaza Strip.