Sentence examples for school extending from inspiring English sources

This grant supported "Generalist Career Program" (GCP) was longitudinal over the four years of medical school, extending one year post-funding as an independent program and was designed to determine if early contact with a mentor, specifically a primary care clinician, would influence medical student career choice.

The Vedanta school extends this authoritativeness to suprasensual objects e.g., to brahman, the ultimate reality.

A Draw for Americans The diversity at the community school extends to American families.

After leading the Wildcats to their seventh national championship in his inaugural season, the school extended that contract another year.

In fact, where I live, work, pay taxes and send my three kids to school extends far beyond the recovering community.

However, Lorrie Moore is correct in arguing that the problem with teaching this book in high school extends beyond its language to the fundamental difference between the way that English is taught in high school and in college.

At a period when Iconoclasm had loosened the ties between Byzantium and the West, at the end of the 8th century and the beginning of the 9th, the influence of the Roman school extended even into the Carolingian Empire.

In Bangladesh, grammar school extends to 5th grade.

In Bangladesh, grammar school extends to fifth grade.

Courses taught by community organizations and schools, extending ultimately to very young infants, became common.

He brought in private managers to run hospitals, and recruited an NGO to help him reform secondary schools, extending the school day.