Sentence examples for deployment in classrooms from inspiring English sources

Here, we will focus on practical applications of phylogenetics, expanding on one example referenced in another article in this issue (Wiley 2010) and introducing selected additional examples ripe for deployment in classrooms.

This is what we need to understand the underlying motivations of programs like MIDS, and this motivation underlies most attempts at justifying the deployment of computing technology in classrooms.

In a scene all too commonplace on American school grounds, wailing children were locked in classrooms by frightened teachers, police officers rushed to the school in well-rehearsed deployments to cope with school violence and parents gathered in weeping knots at a school entrance to await news about their own children.

Should there be quality teachers in classrooms?

Taiwanese and American flags hang in classrooms.

Others barricaded themselves in classrooms.

Handheld devices have been in classrooms before.

Better still promote messages in classrooms worldwide.

Anonymous questionnaires were self-completed in classrooms.

Children are sleeping in classrooms.

He returned last year from a two-month deployment in Iraq and expects another deployment.