Sentence examples for student contested from inspiring English sources

One female student contested female stereotypes: "Even though boys think that girls can't be engineers because they think they are too girly and everything, I think that girls can be engineers so this is a good way of learning how to be an engineer".

Dr. Miller, who has been with ACT Inc. for 22 years, says only once in that time has a student successfully contested an answer.

But in the same article, another student, Terry Harlin, contested that argument.

Birmingham's actions follow a similar move by Sheffield University, which earlier this week agreed to drop its own high court order banning protests without prior permission on campus for a year, after its students' union contested the claim.

In the 1967 election, student leader P. Seenivasan contested against Kamaraj in the Virudhunagar constituency.

It was believed that Woodruff had aided the students in their efforts after he openly contested the officiating of the football contest.

The historical memory dies hard: only last year, three nooses were hung from a schoolyard tree contested by white and black students in Jena, La.

Mr Gornall, detained in early March, had not contested the charges that he recorded his students in Loudonville, Ohio in 2014.

For starters, many students were disappointed that the home games this fall were being contested almost 100 miles from the campus in west-central Massachusetts.

How much these types of statements reflect actual empathic responses in healthcare students within their interactions with patients is debatable, and has been contested elsewhere.

Every year hundreds of thousands of students across the Islamic republic compete with each other in a keenly contested entrance exam held for public universities.