Sentence examples for product at school from inspiring English sources

However, Bluetooth might also allow for geofencing to prevent kids from using the product at school, as well as a smartphone-based lock that would only allow the Juul to be used by someone who has verified they're over 21.

"I have perfect eyesight, have never searched Lasik ever before". "I saw a product at school called the Bug-a-salt salt shooting gun, used for killing flies," said Peter, "something I'd never seen before, nor have I searched for any related products.

You can try selling your product at school.

Contract conditions include prominent display of advertising and marketing paraphernalia on campus, and often, incentive payments for increasing sale of their products at school sites.

I recently read about a group of high school boys who held a fundraiser to provide free menstrual products at school, after learning that 86percentt of women don't have the necessary products available to them when they start their period.

Children with type 1 diabetes and CD report limited availability of gluten-free products at school and restaurants, with dietary arrangements outside of the home reported as the most common issues related to GFD adoption.

In order to evaluate the administration of the products at school and home, teachers and parents were given lozenges necessary for 2 weeks at a time and were asked to return the empty bottles when receiving those necessary for the following period.

"SUBHUB" envisions a multipurpose commuter train station, along with shuttle buses that pick up passengers and products at schools and take them to the station.

Alphasmart, based in Los Gatos, Calif., has generally gone after the education market, aiming its products at schools and arguing they're a low-cost alternative to laptops that students can easily use and which are easily used in the classroom.

Teachers and parents should refrain from advertising tobacco products at schools and at homes.

I am pleased to report that she completely sold out of her product at our school's Student Entrepreneurial Marketplace.