Sentence examples for huge introductory from inspiring English sources

The rigors of a typical science curriculum at a major university, along with what is probably a rather impersonal learning environment (huge introductory science classes, for example), can make for a miserable educational experience.

Here is why: First they make a huge emphasis in their introductory remarks on experimental reproducibility and societal impact.

Introductory levels see you face a huge octopus whose arms you need to slowly pass or face a sting, as well as the odd easily avoided shark.

Many of them are just one-day introductory classes that won't require a huge investment.

After Scott Hettrick, the head of the DVD Premieres Academy, gave the requisite introductory speech establishing the fact that DVDs are a huge business, the show was off and running.

"If Bach were here, he'd be rather amazed and wonder what that huge piece of furniture is," the English violinist Andrew Manze said in genial introductory remarks before a recital he presented with the pianist Richard Egarr on Thursday night at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall.

It is sometimes referred to as an alga of roadside ditches and is frequently used in introductory biology courses [ 3] because it often occurs in huge abundances and is easy to address at the generic level.

Madeleine Bunting, a Guardian columnist and associate editor, said in an introductory blogpost: "Meeting all the targets by 2015 was always going to be a huge global challenge, and several are unlikely to be met, but they have proved highly effective at galvanising global commitment and have achieved significant progress in many places around the world.

Introductory treatments cost €29.90.

"These are introductory ads".

Introductory room rates from $299.