Sentence examples for more practical courses from inspiring English sources

Basic principles like these shaped me in ways my earlier and allegedly more "practical" courses in retail inventory control or sales promotion never could.

Teachers who taught theoretical courses tended to report better physical health than those teaching more practical courses (p < 0.1).

This more practical course really appealed to me".

Her employers said that Mrs. Khan would be wiser to set her daughter on a more practical course like training as a beautician.

While the cheapest option would be to camp at one of the many state parks in and around these cities (see floridastateparks.org), a more practical course might be to stay at one of the inexpensive motels or hostels nearby.

I jokingly said, 'I'd almost like to just move our headquarters there.' As is so often the case, Laura suggested a wiser and much more practical course, and said, 'well, why not go for a month?' Just goes to show you that not all ideas are baked in a boardroom!

But jeans are much more practical, of course".

We need more practical, more vocational courses, shorter in duration than two or three years.

These students are thought to be ill prepared for studying independently (self-study, without guidance from the teacher) and have trouble with theoretical courses, even though they can sometimes benefit from their more practical approach in some courses.

Collingridge, who works part-time as a community initiatives manager, chose the degree because it takes a more practical approach than other courses.

Martin Narey, who advises Michael Gove on children's social care, has called for trainees to be taught more practical skills and for courses to have tighter minimum entry standards, after being asked to look into initial social work training by the government.