Sentence examples for myriad students from inspiring English sources

For example, at Ashridge in Hertfordshire, 2008 alumni Mark Gleeson is one of myriad students who opted for placement at a non-profit organisation.

It is not clear to me how athletes give back any more than the myriad students at Swarthmore, athletes and non-athletes alike, who do service work in the community, create wonderful artistic works and theater productions, and so on, and in general contribute to what is by all accounts a vibrant college community.

Yet upon completing graduate school, he once again found himself unemployed in the midst of a slightly abated economic recession, but saddled with myriad student loans.

Asking teachers alone to find solutions for the myriad issues students bring with them every day, let alone teaching them to read, write and do arithmetic, is too much.

Here's AnonHM from New York, for example: The school I attend right now is a world away from the one you pictured above; Horace Mann is a fantastic place, offering the students myriad ways to succeed.

Friday's Trump event saw myriad protesters, including students and people affiliated with the black lives matter movement, demonstrate against Trump's policies on immigration and racially tinged comments.

I was also contacted by a myriad of other students after the lecture who found my statement affirming and encouraging.

The term "diversity" refers to the myriad differences among students.

The rent strikes seek to bring attention to the myriad ways in which students are being let down, and to provide a wide-reaching network that will enable students to better care for one another.

Pam Tatlow, chief executive of Million+, a university thinktank affiliated with many newer universities, said: "The OECD has taken a partial view of the university landscape, failing to understand the myriad ways universities support students in their degree courses regardless of their individual prior attainment.

Most adult students have myriad competing needs they must juggle in order to be successful, all of which can seem insurmountable.