Sentence examples for student better from inspiring English sources

"Too smiley," Alsop advises; a more serious look would serve the student better here.

The extra challenge of the A.P. course may prepare the student better for the challenge of college courses.

This is not to create a particular kind of actor - there shouldn't appear to be "a RADA voice" - but to enable each student better to express his or her individual talent.

Technology can do amazing things these days, but can it make a bad student better?

Put simply, is a student better off graduating in, say, the bottom 20percentt of a first tier college or in the top 20percentt of a second tier college?

Inevitably, this is going to prepare the student better for that examination.

A total cost of £5,640.35, plus a funding sum of £9,459.27, would leave a UK student better-off by £3,818.92.

Then I overheard her say to another fellow-student, 'Better stay away from these Haitians so we don't catch AIDS.' " At the height of the AIDS crisis, the Food and Drug Administration banned Haitians from donating blood.

Yet universities are starting to serve students better.

"You know the students better than the colleges do.

"But there are some students better at drawing than when I was a student".