Sentence examples for exiting student from inspiring English sources
Thus, differences in exiting student career preferences between medical schools are related both to capital [student variables] and habitus [variation in medical school education and culture] [ 45, 46].
But beyond the ability to upsell the new service to exiting college students, the team feels there's a bigger opportunity to compete among the growing number of over-the-top TV "skinny bundles" by coming in with a different lineup and lower price point.
Citigroup signaled its plans to exit the student lending business in January 2009 as part of a broader strategy to streamline the company.
A student exiting through the window of the vice chancellor's office.
As the football players exited, the students pounded their plates with their forks and stood on chairs and cheered, then poured out onto a grassy field outside for the pep rally.
A critical component of that effort, Mr. Dimon said, is refocusing the bank on core areas and exiting units like student-loan origination and most of the physical commodities sales and trading business.
School officials were searching the bags of female students exiting the restroom after a security guard claimed to have smelled marijuana nearby, according to local outlet WXYZ-TV.
Students exiting the polling place here joked about what they called the "Democratic sky" hanging over the campus, a cloudless video-screen blue stretched from horizon to horizon.
I almost shouted at the flood of students exiting the hospital gates, "No one here understands you like I do; there is no one here on this street who knows as well as I do the value of these days you are living, that you lazily curse every moment".
Assessments of the students exiting the sequence have demonstrated the successful attainment of the goals mentioned above (Abdella et al., 2011).
In the Overall dimension, the biomedical population had 4.43% more expert-like responses and 4.04% fewer novice-like responses on the entrance survey than students exiting Spring term.
