Sentence examples for instead many students from inspiring English sources

Instead many students expect halls to have en suite bathrooms, double beds, free wi-fi and top-of-the range facilities.

Instead, many students were taking advantage of extra group tutorial sessions he had set up for them, and several said the sessions were useful.

Instead, many students who were placed at the packing plant found themselves working grueling night shifts on speeding production lines, repeatedly lifting boxes weighing as much as 60 pounds and financially drained by low pay and unexpected extra costs for housing and transportation.

It's a nice thought, but unfortunately it doesn't happen all that often — instead, many students wind up studying alone, and when they can't figure something out, they're out of luck.

Instead, though, many students and teachers appear to be absorbing a cultural signal that real and challenging discussion of sexual misconduct is too risky to undertake — and that the risk is of a traumatic injury analogous to sexual assault itself.

I remember in my first semester at Berkeley signing up for various advanced comp-lit classes, language classes, and poetry workshops and being advised by a counselor to take "gamelan drumming" instead, because many students found it relaxing.

Instead, though, many students and teachers appear to be absorbing a cultural signal that real and challenging discussion of sexual misconduct is too risky to undertake and that the risk is of a traumatic injury analogous to sexual assault itself.

And instead of sandals, many students wore black dress shoes beneath their cargo shorts and cutoffs, trying to break in the patent-leather part of their soon-to-be daily uniforms.

This doesn't mean that they will suddenly start granting degrees online to ten or a hundred times as many students; instead, they are likely to offer a second, cheaper (or even free) tier of education that will only enhance the lifelong value of their traditional, in-residence degrees.

One of these skills is determining relationships among taxa using the most recent common ancestor, yet many students instead use one or more alternate strategies to determine relationships.

In particular, significant labor market premia can be earned in a variety of more technical certificate and Associate (AA) programs, even for those with weak earlier academic performance, but instead many disadvantaged (and other) students choose general humanities programs at the AA (and even the BA level) with low completion rates and low compensation afterwards.