Sentence examples for nice to study from inspiring English sources

Similarly, in Ian Dury's classic song, one of his "Reasons to be Cheerful" is "something nice to study", and his friend Humphrey Ocean has said the lyrics sum up "where he was at … The earnest young Dury – Pelican books, intelligent aunties, the welfare state, grammar school.

Further, it would be nice to study the impact of feature selection-based method on other machine-learning techniques.

France, for instance, enacted a super-tough anti-piracy law, HADOPI, which gave economists a nice "shock" to study whether French residents are less likely to pirate music than their European peers, during the same period after authorities started using the law to threaten downloaders.

Scope out a nice area to study.

Upon the invasiveness of bacterial (e.g. strains of Salmonella and Clostridium), morphologic changes and disruption of epithelial tight junctions were observed in infected organoids, presenting one nice experimental system to study host-bacterial interactions.

Find a nice quiet spot to study.

It's a nice post if you want to study for sergeant, but it's boring as hell if you spent your time in the academy dreaming of car chases and foot pursuits.

The supes also voted to study diversion, which was nice, except that they got it backward.

While we can probably draw a veil over bromocriptine, it would be nice to see studies with newer agents or with L-dopa in the chronic phase.

She would also be freed from the reminders that teachers, administrators, counselors and resident assistants rain on her and other students 15-plus hours a day: tuck in your shirt, raise your hand, talk with respect, get to class on time, be nice to your classmates, study for your test, turn the lights out, get some sleep.

For instance, he says it would be nice to have better studies on how many sleeping animals are actually killed by predators before scientists embrace that explanation.