Sentence examples for multitude of schools from inspiring English sources
Its multitude of schools and forms is like the N.B.A. in the nineteen-seventies, when there was no dominant team but a confused contest of warring tribes.
Most important, it established a multitude of schools and training institutes for blacks; Howard University, Washington, D.C. (founded 1867), was named in recognition of his work in the bureau and as one of the university's founders.
There's a certain irony here in that the birth of modern medicine early in the last century was initiated by the Flexner report on university-based medical education that succeeded by driving a multitude of proprietary schools, all deemed subpar, out of business.
While Afghanistan has gained little toward rule of law, a multitude of old-school mujahideen are refashioning themselves as the most profitable sort for Karzai's Afghanistanpro-democracy politicians.
While Afghanistan has gained little toward rule of law, a multitude of old-school mujahideen are refashioning themselves as the most profitable sort for Karzai's Afghanistan pro-democracy politiciAfghanistan pro-democracy
But the grid is appropriated in miniature by the Korean-born American Do-Ho Suh, who lines up a multitude of tiny high school yearbook photographs from Korea.
A multitude of effective elements of school health promotion programs has been identified in literature reviews in the domains of substance abuse, sexuality and nutrition.
Recently, a multitude of new U.S. medical schools have been established and existing medical schools have expanded their enrollments.
After all, they must cover a multitude of species, whereas medical schools handle just one.
In these senses, with its large rural community and multitude of very small high schools, Kansas provides an excellent opportunity to explore these stereotypes.
The WA education minister Peter Collier said "children are bullied for a multitude of reasons" and the Safe Schools Coalition program was "but one resource schools can access".
