Sentence examples for courses which has resulted from inspiring English sources

Particularly egregious was the removal of "speaking and listening" from assessment in English courses, which has resulted in a sharp fall in the numbers attaining a C grade in the subject this year; as Katja Hall, deputy director general of the Confederation of British Industry, observed, these are skills nearly everybody is more likely to use at work than writing essays.

Many in the service are worried that prison education could become too focused on getting jobs, which could freeze out more academic courses in, say, philosophy, which have resulted in some inmates going on to university.

While spending on schools has been largely ringfenced, sixth-form colleges have been exposed to years of cuts which have resulted in courses being dropped, staff being laid off and enrichment activities axed.

In the length of time some courses which have applications began to be added in numbers of these courses too.

In our studies, during exposure to the enzyme and polyP hydrolysis (Fig. 9B), inhibition followed a sigmoid time course, which may have resulted from both the Mg2+ concentration and accessibility of polyP from the protein.

China, of course, which had 10.

Of course, Uber being Uber, this has resulted in controversy.

Worse, it appears that much of the growth has resulted largely from a replenishment of inventories, a process which largely seems to have run its course.

A spokesman said the government was providing £5bn for new primary places over the course of the parliament, which had already resulted in the creation of space for 260,000 more children.

Of course I'm now deleting search results like crazy to make the sound, which has wrecked my search results.

Then came "Metro," which had lackluster results.