Sentence examples for more students mean from inspiring English sources

More students mean more state dollars.

The consortium believes that increases in tuition fees and more students mean it will gain from the investment.

'We target specific children who are falling behind and write and ring their parents to take part.' Thanks to the changes, pupil numbers have begun to increase and, because more students mean more money, the school has been able to undertake impressive renovations and double its number of teaching assistants.

Well, clearly recruiting more students means more revenue.

"More students means the need for more services," he said.

More students meant more money from the federal and state governments, and more specialized jobs for bilingual teachers, some of whom could not even speak English well themselves.

"More students means more tuition dollars coming in, which means more faculty and staff being hired".

In an attempt to collect data quickly, to lessen teachers' grading time, and to pack classes with more students (more students means more money coming in to the school, and fewer teachers means less money going out of schools), testing has almost exclusively become standardized.

More students meant a larger number of replicates and higher probability of seeing a conclusive pattern in the data.

More students also mean more money from the state.

In the end, more students will mean more demand for football tickets, which happen to be the hottest commodity in town.