Sentence examples for escalating student from inspiring English sources

Universities have responded vigorously to escalating student demands for elite degrees.

Escalating student debt and child care costs.

The reports come as students and graduates are preparing for a series of meetings on the Capitol demanding action over escalating student debt.

Politically, things were coming to a head: Political violence escalated, university students were arrested, and apartheid-related problems were highlighted.

It escalated when students began chalking reasons to vote to remove Greeks that included accusations that fraternities harbored "serial rapists," according to Swarthmore sophomore Hope Brinn.

His comments were seized on by critics, who said the hard-line rhetoric risked escalating tensions with students organising the nationwide grassroots campaign against education cuts.

Having to accommodate the escalating number of students, south Manchester has been more or less concreted over; gardens have been filled in to make way for cars and dustbins; it is almost as if the policy has actually been "see a tree, chop it down".

You have noticed that even when you use escalating power, many students undermine what you attempt by misbehaving and failing.

A medical emergency team was called to assist by 15 (43%) of the student midwives, 20 (57%) called for an emergency transfer to theatre by pressing the buzzer, and 3 (9%) made a resuscitation call (or CODE) with 13 (37%) students escalating calls for assistance by calling for help from more than one source.

Curzon has emphasized the importance of such partnerships, particularly with teaching faculty who must balance a crowded curriculum with the student's escalating need to effectively manage the exploding information universe [ 54].

Escalating national concerns about student interest and retention in science and the need for science graduates to apply concepts in creative ways have renewed the urgency for college students to move beyond being simple consumers of knowledge, to being creators of knowledge (President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, 2012).