Sentence examples for more young students from inspiring English sources

More young students from poor backgrounds are going to university than ever before, narrowing the gap between rich and poor students' participation rates, new government figures suggest.

I hope that more young students will discover this interesting subject of radio/nuclear chemistry.

But his passion for technology made him want to bring more young students into the maker movement, which is why he started Makeblock in 2011.

I certainly would welcome many more young students being exposed to the way other knowledge systems work and how people look into climate change.

Yea, science rules!" Kids' parlance -- but that's the kind of down-to-earth message that needs to get out to more young students as they look for careers that make a real impact.

Since young age is also a significant predictor of quitting in our sample (p<0.01), the reported attrition bias showing that systematically more young students dropped out in our intervention group (p=0.045) might have lowered the effect of the intervention.

"I think in five years' time we'll see a lot more younger students studying by distance learning as an alternative route to a bachelor's degree," says Stone.

She added: "More and more young German students do too.

At the same time, he said, he also wants to encourage more young Latino students to write and read and benefit from the Library of Congress's resources.

Since Méric's death, more and more young people — students, syndicalists, and worker, queer, and immigrants-rights groups — describe themselves as antifascists or "antifa," an identity formed in opposition that can only lead to greater confrontation.

Latinos working hard just to make it day to day and those interested in bringing more opportunity for more young bright students are ultimately not interested in the point-scoring between Democrats and Republicans of the sort that Senator Rubio engaged in.