Sentence examples for hope of studying from inspiring English sources

Applications will probably remain down, as potential students see less hope of studying out the recession and worry more about the loans required to take an MBA.

They knocked at his door, tried to get into his water lily gardens and rented local cottages in the hope of studying with the master.

When Frank Flynn, a Columbia University professor of organizational behavior, drafted a fictitious letter to 240 New York restaurants, he did so in the hope of studying "vendor response to consumer complaints".

Since there would be no hope of studying all service industries, the idea was that case studies of productivity differences in a sample of service industries might reveal whether conventional wisdom was wrong, and if so, why.

As some complain about working conditions at Chinese companies, others are learning Mandarin in the hope of studying in China.

The gap between their degrees was short - with some students saw their early degree as a stop-gap - maintaining the hope of studying dentistry at a later date.

After the Blackboard lawsuit, Griffith decided to transfer to Indiana University, in hopes of studying with Hofstadter, who teaches there.

At Open University in Tehran, Mr. Sharifi studied computer engineering, and Italian at the Italian Consulate, the latter in hopes of studying medicine in Italy.

The project is an attempt to create an autonomous underwater vehicle that looks as close to a real fish as possible, in hopes of studying marine life without disturbing them in the process.

With his newfound stability, Anderson is on the hunt for a part-time job and planning to re-enroll in college next fall, with hopes of studying accounting.

I was hoping a further two years of studying at another world class institution would be equally rewarding.