Sentence examples for in addition to a major from inspiring English sources

Here, brigade 4 had to cross three roads in 2008 and one additional road in 2009, a total of four sand and paved roads, in addition to a major elevated site just at the crossing point of a pipeline.

(The last golfer to win eight events, in addition to a major, by the age of 25 was Tiger Woods).

The new goals are in addition to a major initiative the states and the agency previously agreed upon to reduce nitrogen emissions into the Sound by 58.5percentt by the 2014 deadline.

"You name it, we've got it — federal low-income tax credits, state and city funding, Chicago Housing Authority grant funding and various low-income mortgage programs, in addition to a major construction loan from Bank of America".

In addition to a major, students can add one of four areas of emphasis or one of some 20 interdisciplinary concentrations (such as Nordic studies, Middle East studies, and American racial and multicultural studies).

She looked at a number of schools that balanced academics and the arts and liked that Princeton offered a certificate opportunity (similar to a minor) in addition to a major in another field.

In addition to a full major in education courses, they must have a major in a content field within the College of Arts and Sciences, and they must take additional coursework in a liberal arts core to fulfill both university requirements and state requirements of a minimum number of credits in liberal arts courses.

In addition to a few major historic examples such as mining camp rules and whaling, property law sometimes relies on community custom, for example in adverse possession, nuisance law, and beach access.

In addition to a dozen major publishers, including Random House and Recorded Books, the industry has recently seen a proliferation of small, niche publishers.

In addition to a new major league affiliate and new stadium, the Sounds adopted a new color scheme, set of logos, and uniforms.

The dance certificate is in addition to a student's major area of study.