Sentence examples for more independent work from inspiring English sources

Spring is a time to promote your class's natural instincts to figure things out and to push boundaries, challenging them to take on more independent work.

Pupils can turn them to face front or back, or use a handle to pull them into football-like huddles or to fan out for more independent work.

The Los Angeles Daily News noted the "trend toward a new, more independent work force that will become less reliant on the company to provide for them and more inclined toward entrepreneurship," in other words, no benefits and no fixed salary, a recipe for motel people.

Bailey and Handling defended their choice by stating that Looper is a smart, thrilling film written and directed by the very talented Rian Johnson, whose more independent work has been shown at the festival before.

One third will be retiring and some prefer a more independent work as a private practitioner.

These findings may be explained by the fact that the students are doing more independent work (e.g., theses) at the end of their studies.

I've had lectures at UCL so I think I understand how uni works, and going to a sixth-form college rather than a school also required more independent working.

La vita intensa (1920; "The Intense Life"), an early Futuristic novel, was followed by more independent works, such as Gente nel tempo (1937; "People in Time") and Giro del sole (1941; "Revolution of the Sun").

More recently, independent work by the Canadian Optimal Medication Prescribing and Utilization Service (COMPUS) used a detailed process to evaluate and select an evidence grading system and expanded the work by AHRQ (while accepting it) until the year 2005 [ 38].

But at the same time, almost unconsciously, she steps toward a more independent future, working hard in school and discovering the ambition to be an architect.

"Bottom line, we're becoming more independent but more work needs to be done," he said.