Sentence examples for have to study more from inspiring English sources

In order to do that, I will have to study more about the VR technology and user experience.

The new education secretary, Nicky Morgan, is about to launch a consultation suggesting that those taking GCSE religious education should have to study more than one faith.

Why say, 'James, you have to study more,' or, 'James, we're going to drill on spelling words tonight'?

When you change country you have to study more, to learn more to understand the style of life and the style of football.

"No one likes it, but if you don't do it, you only have to study more for the tests," said Troy Ogilvie, 15, a 10th grader at Piscataway High School, who was lugging a bulging backpack on a Friday afternoon.

Since mobile communications and sensor networks such as IOT(Internet of Things) are becoming popular in our daily life, we have to study more natural and easier ways to collect and use personal logs.

I told Karen she had to study more if she wants to pass her exams but a leopard can't change its spots – she won't do it.

I was in Los Angeles filming, but the producers of Celtic Thunder had to tell the world the reason I'd gone missing was because I was not doing well in school, and had to study more and do exams.

It is very compelling, and it would be a disservice to the people who live there to say we just have to study it more," said Michael Hendryx, a community medicine professor at the University of West Virginia.

Clinton, April 21: I think I would have to study that more to see how it was phrased because it's been phrased differently in different states.

In one appearance in late 1991, when Bono was asked about foreign trade and the trade deficit, he said: "That's a tricky one," and said he would have to study it more.