Sentence examples for students enable from inspiring English sources

As suggested here, it is possible that elementary students are quite capable of negotiating ECS models, and more perspectives on students enable a team to meet students' needs.

Down the road, Inneract Project wants to offer more advanced classes for middle school and high school students, enable designers who want to teach an opportunity to do so, and expand Inneract Project into additional cities.

Nearly thirty years ago, then-U.S. Secretary of Education William Bennett foresaw this crisis when he offered what has since come to be called the "Bennett Hypothesis," which asserts that increases in government aid to college students enable schools "blithely" to increase tuition without fear of repercussion.

Down the road, Inneract Project wants to offer more advanced classes for middle school and high school students, enable designers who want to teach an opportunity to do so, and expand Inneract Project into additional cities. "I want [diversity] embedded in all of the things we do as we move into other cities," Woods said.

To cultivate both the utility of the humanities and their contribution to the quality of life, we need to develop passionate, committed teachers at every level whose knowledge, enthusiasm, and interest in students enable them to help open the doors and windows of students' minds to the importance of the humanities.

By reporting the relative strength of their cloned promoters in E. coli, students enable synthetic biologists from anywhere in the world to indirectly compare the strength of student promoters, even though the promoters were not tested simultaneously.

He wants students enabled to use the technology to produce their own revision materials.

Although women faculty grew slowly in number, their increasing presence provided inspiration for female students, enabling many to persevere.

Educating those students "enables the University to serve as an engine of social mobility," he said.

The study cited two schools that had exempted more than half their students, enabling them to attain "exemplary" ratings.

Witnessing the change in the lives of my students enabled me to realize my own priorities.