Sentence examples for school challenged from inspiring English sources
The Gong'an school challenged all of the prevailing literary trends, advocating that literature should change with each age and that any attempt at erasing the special stamp of an era could result only in slavish imitation.
From January to June, four minority undergraduates from two Bay Area universities underwent intensive workshops that provided them with survival skills for graduate school, challenged them to think like scientists, and introduced them to various people who pursued different careers in science.
"This is not school!" challenged her six-year-old son CJ Stanback.
Dartmouth College fielded its first football team in 1881, when the school challenged Amherst College to a two-game series.
The teacher aspect of the intervention targets all non-specialist PE teachers of the school, challenging all to become facilitators of PA and active role models for young people.
After a lawsuit brought by a coalition of 440 English-language schools challenged that requirement, a High Court decision said the new rule had to undergo parliamentary consideration.
Moreover, Supreme Court rulings that desegregated these schools challenged the very foundations of Jim Crow schooling, raising the question of whether segregated education was inherently unequal.
Ms. Kagan did join more than half the faculty in January 2004 in signing an amicus brief when a coalition of law schools challenged Solomon in an appeal to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia.
Contrary to what most of us would think, coming from schools challenged daily by a lack of professors and dormitories, enrollment at Brazilian schools would need to double to just match the number of available seats.
Many young people have preconceptions of STEM careers as difficult or dull, and it is right that schools challenge these views.
"Do schools challenge our students?" No, says a paper published today by the progressive think tank Center of American Progress.
