Sentence examples for globally students from inspiring English sources

The results detailed here support research conducted in the USA demonstrating a link between alcohol use and coerced sexual activity; a link which is likely to exist in other countries given that globally students are high consumers of alcohol [ 58].

Globally, medical students and midwifery students are still taught the 1 centimeter per hour benchmark, and the World Health Organization recommends the use of the "partograph" — a chart used to document the course of a normal labor, based on Friedman's concepts — to manage labors worldwide, Oladapo said.

Academics cannot tap Google Scholar, used globally by students and professors to share work.

The number of globally mobile students increased from 2.1 million in 2002 to 3.4 million in 2009, according to Unesco.

But quibbling over the exact numbers is missing the message – the UK is losing its share of globally mobile students.

Globally, Cornell students, faculty, and alumni apply their knowledge to improve life for all on our planet.

Globally, whenever students do attend the same classes, their interactions often are marked by bullying and exclusion.

The country's K-12 education system lags globally as students fall further behind in literacy and numeracy rates.

The initiative not only to created globally employable students through their experience of working in a multi-cultural team, but also engaged them in a meaningful project in the region.

By 2008 that figure had shrunk to 21%, though since the absolute number of globally mobile students grew by 50% over that period, the absolute number in America has flattened, not fallen.

Or should Sciences-Po continue with Descoings's project to turn it into an American-style university that competes globally for students and researchers?For all his faults, Descoings boldly took on the French establishment.