Sentence examples for more on practical from inspiring English sources

The 16-month program starting this autumn will focus less on academics and more on practical skills.

"At a time when we have an increasing number of vocational teachers coming forward, teacher training needs to focus more on practical teaching skills and experiment with different ways of assessment.

"What They Don't Teach Law Students: Lawyering" (front page, Nov. 20) reports that law firms want law schools to focus less on the "theoretical" and more on practical skills.

Furthermore, for some pharmacologists and biological scientists, they usually focus more on practical results and data rather than tedious deployment or programming process.

Suning Technology Group, China's leading home appliance and digital device retail giant, will focus more on practical applications in use cases, instead of heavily investing in fundamental research, said Jack Jing, the company's COO.

It is estimated that the fatigue crack initiation process is exacerbated by heavy overlaps and excessive rigidity created at the joint node by the current design, which is often based more on practical experience in field than following any design standards rigorously.

He wishes that his university had provided more hands-on, practical employment support and says that such support was insufficient while he was an undergraduate.

New technologies and teaching strategies suggested and being explored for 2013 include instant messaging during a workshop to capture audience questions and an expanded 3-day workshop model to provide more hands-on practical time.

There is more British history in the history curriculum, more British geography in the geography curriculum and more emphasis on practical skills in science.

In the final analysis, it remains difficult to distinguish whether generalizable improvement results from more practice on a number of stations or spending more time on practical aspects of emergency medicine by students creating OSCE stations.

If law jobs are scarce, there will be more pressure on schools to make the changes Carnegie suggested, including more focus on practical skills.