Sentence examples for impress students from inspiring English sources

But Amazon failed to make a dent in the market and did not impress students.

For academics, who need to impress students as well as faculty members with the virtues of New England, seeking scientists is a nonstop task.

The prospect of lifting the cap on student numbers doesn't impress current students.

University tour guides always point out the signs to impress prospective students.

'The first thing we impress on students is that an idea isn't the same as an opportunity,' says John Bates, who runs the LBS Foundation for Entrepreneurial Management.

I have taught this dish many times at my cookery classes and it has never failed to impress my students and become an instant hit.

School officials around the country have been scrambling this week to scrub locker rooms, reassure parents and impress upon students the importance of good hygiene.

One discovery was that British universities which had been trying to impress Chinese students with a traditional rice porridge dish called congee had been using the wrong recipe - failing to use ingredients such as coriander and chillies.

In Ms. Farnsworth and Ms. Olson's Own Words: Inspired by The Learning Network's resources on 9/11 and a need to impress upon students a sense of empathy for an event that most were too young to remember, the educators Bev Berns, Shaelynn Farnsworth, Shawn Hyer, Erin Olson, and Todd Vogts used a shared Google document to brainstorm ideas for a collaborative remembrance project.

Professor Steven K Green, director of Willamette's Center for Religion, Law, and Democracy, used his five minutes in front of the board to remind them that "the supreme court has forbidden public schools from 'seeking to impress upon students the importance of particular religious values through curriculum.'" The board majority smiled and looked away.

What will impress the students is the intuitiveness of the topology they reconstruct from their own sequence data.