Sentence examples for resourceful students from inspiring English sources

The reasons given for eschewing the fund-raising efforts of dedicated, resourceful students seem vacuous.

In the 1990s, worried that Rutgers was on its way to becoming just another Division I-A sports factory, a group of bright and resourceful students organized Rutgers 1000, a campaign to resist the corruption of professionalized college sports.

Duke and the highly selective colleges are looking for independent, self-reliant, honest, creative, thoughtful, confident, organized and resourceful students who can write well and think on their feet.

Some of it will be the result of better job conditions, some of it will be the result of resourceful students making the best of their chances, some of it will be down to the hard work of institutions and careers and employability services.

Louis C. K., a dedicated and resourceful student of the form, has never been afraid to evolve.

As one justification for the war after another has evaporated — a resourceful college student recently counted twenty-three differeasonsasons that the Administration had offered at one point or another — the President has finally found a way to transcend the whole problem: leadership means never having to have second thoughts.

The most moving sequence features the "Camus émus" (literally those who are "moved by Camus") a youth group in Douala, Cameroon, run by a resourceful literature student who introduces adolescents who might otherwise be roaming the city's streets, to the works of Camus.

Wei Minzhi's character received mixed reactions: Scott described her as a "heroic" character who demonstrates how obstinacy can be a virtue, whereas Richard Corliss of Time says she is "no brighter or more resourceful than [her students]".

By treating LGBT applicants as part of both a minority group and a special interest community, the school is reaching out to them in hopes of marketing their campus as welcoming and resourceful for LGBT students.

The plot revolves around a clever caper devised by the rowdy and resourceful St. Trinian students to bail their "School for Young Ladies" out of its financial crisis and restore its academic reputation.

Rather than lacking imagination or a desire for independence, many local students are very resourceful in how they negotiate the contradictions of being a local student.