Sentence examples for fight to study from inspiring English sources

"We needed something so tempting that people will fight to study in Manchester and, when they've finished, keep the best of them here," says Sandy Lindsay, managing director of PR firm Tangerine, who thought up the project.

There seems to be a complacency that international students will always fight to study in the UK, but the London Met case is starting to look indicative of a growing lack of concern for the welfare of students coming to study here.

Although it may have been meant to look meaningful to some, gun rights groups like the National Rifle Association ― which lobbied for the Dickey Amendment and has fought efforts to study gun violence as a public health issue ― knew nothing had changed.

In addition to committing to the end of emergency rule, Mr. Assad promised to fight unemployment and to study the legalization of political parties, which are now banned, as well a law guaranteeing the right to peacefully assemble.

She talks about how she started by failing a state exam and how her family firmly supported and fought for her to study science at a time when girls were discouraged from doing so.

To fight radicalisation, we need to study its many facets and dissect its many mechanisms, by benefiting from the knowledge of experts and academics.

However, as a girl I had to fight to be allowed to study the hard sciences: in the mid-1970s that was still not the done thing.

As a student she fought resistance from teachers to study art history, and now leads tours at some of London's leading galleries.

"I said I wanted to study, not fight," he said.

Lowey pointed to a fight to get the National Institutes of Health to study women as well as men when it did clinical trials.

Ms. Simon, author of "Appetite for Profit: How the Food Industry Undermines Our Health and How to Fight Back," said she decided to study the relationship between the food industry and the academy after hearing complaints from dietitians.