Sentence examples for school descriptions from inspiring English sources

One new variable this year was the department's publishing of graduation rates in school descriptions, which caused a surge in applications to the best schools, said Robert Sanft, the chief executive of the Office of Student Enrollment.

From our literature search, 1,481 references were returned: grade progression (418 references), primary to secondary school description (329 references), school attendance (274 references), school enrolment (234 references), school completion (143 references), and school dropout (83 references).

Schmidt (2011) summarized the problematic state of the field: Systemic autoimmune diseases are common but thought rare; their clinical identification is far from the medical school description; and they continue to be identified as an autoantibody target manifestation scheme.

Researchers analyzed school stakeholder descriptions of why components are critical, as well as their descriptions of what the components should look like in practice.

A Mahwah boy at Ramapo Ridge Middle School wrote descriptions of eight teachers and two administrators on his own Web site from his home computer.

By synthesizing school leaders' descriptions of the underlying educational goals for all components during the interviews, we derived eight themes that encompassed all 76 components, articulated as the eight essential elements of inclusive STEM high schools (see Table 1 for a complete list of the elements and components).

Doctoral degrees are offered by various departments and programs within each of MIT's five schools; see each school's description for the lists of degrees.

Also not identified is "Coach-3," who allegedly asked Gatto to arrange a $150,000 payment to send a recruit to "University-7," a school whose description matches Miami, another Adidas school.

I sent this to faculty because I presume they have not been following unionization discussions on campus and to make sure they know the grad school's description of the situation.

WHEN Bruce Braley, a little-known Iowa Democrat, dismissed Senator Charles Grassley as "a farmer from Iowa who never went to law school" (a description that fits a lot of Iowa voters), he may not have expected his remarks to be posted online.

The Progressive Leaders of Tomorrow refuted the school's description of the incident.