Sentence examples for students cite from inspiring English sources

"It's striking how many students cite 'Def Poetry Jam' as their gateway performance poetry drug," she said.

In my experience, most students cite listening as their weakest skill, but often it's because they replace listening with panicking, "What was that word?

Students cite his accessibility and his uncommon ability to bridge the divide between first-rate scholarship and a down-to-earth teaching style as reasons his course is viewed as a must-take.

The students cite Heselden, who said: There are people out there who are making money, and when times are good I honestly believe people have a moral obligation to use their wealth to help others.

Other students cite stock market reverses and the sluggish economy as reasons many of them, and their parents, are looking to taxpayers to pick up much of the bill for college.

In one study, medical students cite personal experiences of illness as "a positive factor in their motivation to study medicine", and say their experiences have "helped them relate to patients and see their viewpoints".

London students cited proximity to public transport as also being a significant issue.

Other students cited the American government's embargo as their biggest frustration.

The students cited in the online article were at one campus involved in one lesson on Hispanic culture in the Americas.

C1 Job Offers Rescinded Some employers are withdrawing job offers extended to graduating students, citing the slowdown.

In recent years, she has seen more applications from students citing attendance at these workshops as an achievement.