Sentence examples for pioneering students from inspiring English sources

At Oxford, the pioneering students meet nearly every week.

In her appearance on Friday, Ms. Eckford recalled how she and the eight other pioneering students were locked out of the school for three weeks.

Emmanuel Saez, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, who is one of the pioneering students of incomes at the very top, has offered an even more provocative suggestion.

In December, a group of pioneering students from the University of Florida in Gainsville will receive Masters of Business Administration degrees.

Not only was he a powerful influence (albeit mostly by repulsion) upon the founders of Pragmatism, Phenomenology, and neo-Kantianism, it was also Wundt and his pioneering students who developed the empirical methodologies that first granted psychology a disciplinary identity distinct from philosophy.

August 14, 1840 Mannheim, Germany December 22 , 1902near Graz, Austria Richard, baron von Krafft-Ebing, (born Aug. 14, 1840, Mannheim, Baden [Germany] died Dec. 22, 1902, near Graz, Austria) German neuropsychiatrist who was a pioneering student of sexual psychopathology.

Then readers of The Huffington Post chose Mr. Chakrabarti as the "Ultimate Game Changer in Philanthropy," and suddenly Vittana, which is pioneering student loans in the developing world, was the next new thing in charity.

He was a pioneering student in the fields of Organic, Usonian, and the Prairie schools of architecture designing for a servant-less, domesticated American culture that incorporated more open floor plans and "workspaces" into his homes and buildings.

The year in which the pioneer students are studying must be well organised, with minimal disruption.

MB was one of the sponsored pioneer students and the data in this paper were part of his dissertation.

Perhaps of most importance is that pioneer students should not feel like experimental subjects or 'guinea pigs', but rather as torch-bearers and ambassadors of the new programme whose constructive input is valued.