Sentence examples for courses to attract from inspiring English sources

It would also force law schools to improve their courses to attract students who now have no choice but to attend.

In recent years, the array of college courses to attract nontraditional or not-fresh-out-of-college students has been enhanced.

So expect to see universities across the UK offer a wider and more flexible set of courses to attract those in work over the coming years.

She added that she recently discovered that men outnumbered women in film history and film direction courses, and therefore her office has begun promoting those courses to attract more men.

Mr. Suarez pointed out that prices have been lowered at five of the six public courses to attract more golfers, and that he has seen some evidence that it was working.

Two-time Open champion Greg Norman suggests allowing members to play music around golf courses to attract younger players.

Of course, to attract a paying readership, you have to differentiate yourself from the competition and provide something readers value.

There are illustrations, too, lots of them, to expand on the answers where necessary and, of course, to attract interest.

But the central challenge is, of course, to attract enough viewers to attract enough advertisers to turn enough profit to fund the channels.

"Calling is done by males only, for territory and of course to attract the female peepers," Dr. Wilson noted in an e-mail.

Buckingham had expected the course to attract mostly overseas applicants – who would have to pay similar amounts to study at state-funded medical schools – and said it was surprised by the interest from domestic applicants, with 60% of the intake coming from the UK.