Sentence examples for placements but also from inspiring English sources

Encourage questions about contact time with tutors and work placements, but also social activities and leisure facilities – university is as much about the experience as the degree.

We find that getting students engaged in industry through work placements, but also making sure their dissertations are linked in some way to society, is hugely valuable, and they become great conversation-starters at interviews with prospective employers.

The main objective was not only to understand how nursing students' experience their clinical placements but also to help them understand and interpret the situation of each patient.

The immigrants rely on the church not only for work placement but also for social services, some food and supplies like diapers.

Our parents paid steep tuition bills, because of the intensive curriculum and the stellar record of college placement, but also because the classes were small and the teachers inspiring.

Like "Breath" or loathe it, this giant mauve sculpture, mounted on a box-like pedestal, has been getting a lot of attention not just for its ungainly form and its placement, but also because it disappears at sunset every night and then magically reappears at 7 00 every morning.

RFA is a technique that allows tracking the changes in stability not only during implant placement but also during healing and later periods [20].

The country is exposed to tropical cyclones and associated storm surges not only because of its geomorphological placement but also due to its demographic and socioeconomic characteristics.

Obviously, a firm's costs associated with the training provided in the workplace not only increase with the length of the work placement but also with the intensity of the training provided during the work placement (as defined by training regulations).

In the study, there is an indication of no developed plans to audit not only clinical placement but also competencies of clinical instructors.

These patient-specific SCAMPs include not only the type of stent, indication, and elapsed time since placement, but also the stratified level of risk of morbidity and mortality from procedure-related bleeding.