Sentence examples for students attracting from inspiring English sources

Dutch universities are actively recruiting UK students, attracting them with 200 undergraduate courses available in English.

The report continues: "Participants questioned the motivation of universities in recruiting students, saying the attraction is that students attract government funding and (in some disciplines) are a source of cheap labour in the laboratory or field.

And more students, attracted by word of mouth, logged on to vote.

However, he has a warning for students attracted to the glitz and glamour of a career in luxury goods.

Savimbi inevitably became involved in politics and, like most Angolan students, attracted the attention of the Portuguese secret police (PIDE).

Students, attracted by his idealism, campaigned for him, while Mr. Xu posted information about himself on a Web site and spoke at campus events.

Good students attract more good students, and in that environment learning and innovation become possible.

The students attracted to this type of program tend to be motivated primarily by the anticipated vocational outcomes.

The students attracted to this event were initially drawn to it in search of a support network for other students rejecting or recovering from affiliation with organized religion.

Corinthian students attracted huge amounts of financial aid money from the federal government: Close to 90percentt of the company's revenue, around $1.4 billion per year, came from taxpayers.

Since the first focus group of students attracted 10 first and second year students, the second focus group was a random sample of 12 clinical students; both student focus groups had an even gender mix.