Sentence examples for introductory seminars from inspiring English sources

"These smaller products are necessarily more expensive, and they may lack some refinement," said Chris Gerling, an associate of enology at the Cornell Extension in Geneva, N.Y., who runs its increasingly popular introductory seminars on distilling.

Unfortunately, the topic is rarely addressed in textbooks or introductory seminars on applied ethics.

The introductory seminars were repeated 16 times during 2007 9 for groups of six to 22 participants.

This study had an underlying a priori assumption that the students would not be successful in identifying ethical issues due to a combination of the brief nature of the introductory seminars, their relative youth and inexperience with the adult learning model and being at the beginning of their medical training.

Within a few weeks the decision was made, and the cause was evident: a small introductory seminar in European history taught by Joseph Finkelstein.

Writer learned of Dr. Lowry from a newspaper advertisement inviting "every person who ever wanted to break out of the financial doldrums" to a free introductory seminar that "could be the most important 90 minutes of your entire life".

In the snow the objects seemed to have seized the initiative from nature; it was as if each of the artists were using the snowfall to hold an introductory seminar on the essential quality of his own work.

For a showcase of supposedly daunting experimentalism, the eight-hour performance couldn't have been more congenial -- sort of a cross between a great introductory seminar and a policy summit, with the audience getting lessons and the artists mingling agendas.

It taught the selected students the skills necessary to set up social enterprise through an introductory seminar.

First, it was a free introductory seminar.

They attended an introductory seminar of 8 h.