Sentence examples for courses which have from inspiring English sources

This is compounded for students on social sciences or humanities courses, which have few course hours.

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

This is the world of moocs – massive open online courses – which have blazed a trail in the US.

It was made using the average marks for the sample of five excellent students, five moderate students and five weak students for all courses which have final examinations.

Note: Courses numbered 4900-4989 are seminar courses, which have a writing component and a smaller number of enrollees.

Channel 4 is funding six bursaries for the courses, which have been developed through Puttnam's company Atticus Education and with the help of industry body Creative Skillset.

"That allowed Mariah to develop more," he added, "because she could experience a wide variety of shots on different courses, which has helped her immeasurably".

Formula One, the open-wheel circuit based in Europe, uses road courses, which has two effects: speeds are slower and fans are seated farther from the track.

Funding cuts for general adult education have caused colleges to cut courses, which has left limited opportunities for people to learn, he says.

Mr Gove said the last government had allowed an increase in "pseudo-academic" courses which had been used to boost league table figures.

While cartoons that appear in textbooks have loomed large in the news, it is newspapers, of course, which have spawned thousands of distorted caricatures and wickedly satirical cartoons.