Sentence examples for figures students from inspiring English sources

The Senate letter called attention to a "pattern of violence and threats against journalists, human rights defenders, members of the clergy, union leaders, opposition figures, students, small farmers, and LGBT activists" as well as "extrajudicial killings".

Inflation shot into double figures, students occupied the law faculty of Athens University, and, most ominously, an abortive naval mutiny in May 1973 indicated cracks in the facade of the regime.

The real context for these realities is what I alluded to earlier--the "principles of professors as authority figures, students as willing receptors," that paradigm having long since been undercut not simply by technology but by myriad trends in pedagogy and assessment, as well as societal and cultural attitudes and values.

With this increased attention to data figures, students improved their data interpretation skills when presented with novel data sets.

The data are a mixture of student-reported figures, student ratings and data provided by the schools (see methodology).

To sketch a cartoon that shows what took place in the lab to generate the data presented in a particular figure, students must make sure they understand the relevant methodology.

More than a third of law school graduates graduated with six-figure student loan debt.

These stories, while favouring extreme cases at the expense of, say, a middle-class barista paying off a five-figure student loan, add texture to Our Kids' many "scissor charts" illustrating the yawning opportunity gap since the mid-20th century.

Law school has been in the news a bit lately, as the number of applicants declines and the difficulty of finding a six-figure salary commensurate with six-figure student loans has grown.

Three months after graduation, the grace period ended on my six figure student loan debt.

And she put all the money towards her six-figure student loan debt.