Sentence examples for courses in part from inspiring English sources

Schools apply vaunted names to courses in part, researchers said, because administrators want to help students satisfy tougher requirements for high school graduation in many states.

Many selective liberal arts colleges and universities have a recommended but not required list of high school courses, in part because we know that not all schools offer the same academic opportunities.

China has at least 500 golf courses, and most likely many more – some are built illegally, in contravention on a ban on new courses, in part due to preserve scarce water supplies.

However, these equations frequently are not taught in applied thermodynamic courses, in part due to the lack of educational resources for including application exercises.

Textbooks are nearly universal in postsecondary science courses, in part because students find textbooks easier to read than primary literature (Besser et al., 1999).

For the nine men in the piece it was a crash course in part of the daily experience of their female colleagues: blisters, pain and shoe-taming.

Mr. Baker was blindsided by the explosion shown in his political science course in part because the class had not touched on the war all semester.

Senate Democrats on Tuesday conceded that their decision to shift course in part reflected the success of Republicans in putting them on the defensive.

Weinberg thinks that the Whitney can steer a different course, in part by reaffirming its own traditions: close contact with living artists, and an intimate connection between the museum and the visitor — neither of which requires huge attendance figures.

All this, of course, in part reflects the bandwagon effect in politics, the cold calculation by politicians that it is wise to get behind the front-runner, and the earlier the better.

In the 11 male-dominant species, including Jesus birds and greater painted snipes, by contrast, it is the fathers who look after the nestlings.Sex ratios are, of course, in part determined by precisely the sort of behavioural traits Drs Szekely and Liker strive to explain.