Sentence examples for sense students from inspiring English sources

In this sense, students are empowered to use their strongest skills, and improve them.

In the absolute most basic sense, students learn to read and write and consume culture in that department.

In that sense, students are challenged to think about new traits as arising due to multiple, random genetic processes, such as recombination of genes through sexual reproduction, gene shuffling and random mutations in genetic sequences (Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky 2008).

In this sense, students might not be so different psychologically from the post-Soviet masses.

In this sense, students in the current study might be similar to those in Andersen et al.

In that sense, student loan debt can be considered an investment that pays off in future earning power.

This brings us to a second problem: What happens is that a lot of poor (in both senses) students are simply kept out of the accountability system.

Grant returns to his romcom domain, his failed screenwriter slumming it as a college tutor, until Tomei's mature-in-every-sense student soon shakes him out of his complacency.

There is evidence that student teaching evaluations are reliable, in the sense that students generally agree.

It is in this sense that students highlighted the importance of building a climate of trust between students and professor.

In that sense, the students may stand to win even when the colleges say no.