Sentence examples for courses modes from inspiring English sources

Video game magazine GamePro was pleased with the variety of racers, courses, modes, and multiplayer options offered, toting the game as a "must play" for any Nintendo fan and a requisite for any Nintendo DS owner to purchase.

Disheartened students also considered the course to be more interesting than other courses (mode: 4, 5), and so did Underachievers (mode: 4) [1-Much less; 5 - Much more].

Late Awakeners also found the course as being more motivating than other courses (mode: 4, 5), and so did Underachievers (mode: 4), and less the Disheartened students (mode: 3, 4) [1-Much less; 5 - Much more].

Late Awakeners and Underachievers also deemed the course as being more interesting than regular courses (mode: 4), while Disheartened students shared a neutral view on this (mode: 3) [1 - Not at all; 5 - A lot].

There are potentially big differences between supporting risky, breakthrough research, supporting 'normal science' and supporting capacity building and of course modes vary from discipline to discipline.

Students with lower GPAs also showed greater improvement on exam scores in the flipped- versus standard-course modes.

A six-course Mode de Lyon menu is 60 euros.

When the times comes to pivot (and it will, sooner or later, without fail) organizations in "Stay the course!" mode will not be able to pivot as fast, because pivoting requires making a previous choice wrong.

While these students felt they were playing a game instead of just taking a course (mode: 4), other students did not share that opinion (mode: 3) [1 - Not at all; 5 - A lot].

Achievers considered that the course was more motivating (mode: 5) and interesting (mode: 4) than regular courses [1-Much [1-Much - Much more], and felesshey were playing a game instead of just taking a course (mode: 4) [1 - Not at all; 5 - A lot].

These values rise dramatically with the shift to "sport" or the closed-course mode, corsa.