Sentence examples for needs for a course from inspiring English sources

In many ways, a student's decision to use or not use a study group is a complex cost-benefit analysis that is based on an ever-changing matrix of his or her previous experiences using study groups and current learning needs for a course.

Maddie Thomas, a first-year fashion design student at Southampton Solent University, successfully applied for a £200 grant to help pay for expensive fabric needed for a course project.

I suggest you read the interview and avoid the need for a course and so save yourself six days of your own "present tense".

I encourage all who have an abiding love for our country and its history, and who understand the urgent need for a course correction to read this book.

However, they were reluctant to apply the diagnosis of 'multiple symptoms' based on a single encounter and expressed a need for a course of events in order to err on the side of caution.

The preliminary themes that emerged from this study involved the students' perceptions of: The need for a transition course, such as professional writing and refresher courses on basic math/research skills, and a preference for course content delivery via technological mediums.

Some advice imparted over the course of the recent lesson: There were some moments that spoke to the need for a prerequisite course.

We are the ones who must grasp the need for a radical course shift.

The desire and need for a golf course with such a short list of goals - playable, enjoyable, congenial - will never go away.

Both the World Health Organisation and the Marmot report on health inequalities set out the need for a life course approach to healthy ageing.

You do not have to believe in Mr. Arafat's sincerity or the Palestinians' good will to grasp the need for a radical course shift.