Sentence examples for students employed from inspiring English sources

Thomas, one of the architectural students employed for the "Bauhaus Walking Tour", showed me the sights.

Still, dozens of foreign students employed at the Palmyra plant did not join the protests, State Department officials noted.

Of the 1,700 graduate students employed as teaching, research or other assistants, about half are in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

The alliance has continued protests against the Hershey Company, demanding to be allowed to organize foreign students employed at its amusement park in Pennsylvania.

Since 1982, the number of students employed in co-op positions with G.M. has gradually diminished; only 6percentt of this year's class got G.M. positions, and the company will sponsor about 3.5percentt of the students next year.

The government's key statistic – the Destinations of Leavers of Higher Education DLHEE) data put out each year by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa) – lists the number and percentage of students employed full-time and part-time, those working unpaid, and those who are self-employed or freelance.

Obtaining a vocational degree or certificate is one strategy that many students employ to make themselves attractive to employers, and, on the face of it, this seems sensible.

Former and current students at Stuyvesant High School say lower-level cheating is part of the culture, and students employ several rationales for choosing to be dishonest.

But as an indirect result of this work, a university aids the economy by producing educated workers, providing opportunities for scholarship students, employing possibly otherwise unemployable academics, and assisting in the creation and dispersion of knowledge.

Graduate students employ precommitment devices when they promise their mentors that they will bring a draft of the paper to next Tuesday's meeting, thus facing potential shame if the draft is not delivered on time.

How students employ their sources matters.