Sentence examples for educational thrust from inspiring English sources

The Wildlife Conservation Society, for example, has bonded with Jaguar automobiles to save jaguars and uses video clips and reports from the field as part of its site's educational thrust.

It's this educational thrust he reckons sets Oyoty apart from other child monitoring solutions — such as NetNanny, or TC Disrupt NYC alum Bark – given it's providing a "channel to children", as he puts it.

The overall educational thrust is not to present yet another method of computing flow profiles; rather, the goal is to help students establish a more complete understanding of the computational constraints and options, and how these manipulations must always reflect the underlying physics.

There is nothing so eye opening and educational as thrusting yourself into a culture completely different from your own.

It may be said that the thrust of educational policy in Nationalist China was to rectify the imbalance of the past, especially the nonvocational literary tradition of premodern days.

Instead the thrust of educational planning has been to graduate a "college ready" school population.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation is an unlikely body to be thrust into the frontline against Islamic State.

Like most of the 650,000 inmates released from prison each year, McCollum brings no vocational skills or educational background into a world that must appear to him a strange and distant future, thrust on an unsuspecting present.

But the main thrust of the action involves the young Tumble's attempt to be accepted into an elite educational academy, whose unsmiling principal, played by Ronni Ancona, keeps reminding him that she runs a "serious establishment".

Thrust stages aren't, well, thrusting.

That thrust is everything.