Sentence examples for students exploit from inspiring English sources

More advanced students exploit its rich vocabulary: "I've a bad case of coryza" sounds so much better than admitting you have a common cold.

When in doubt, go visit that professor in his or her lonely office hours, which few students exploit anyway.

When they were able to dictate their papers and examination responses to a computer, Dr. Raskind found, the students exploited their full language capabilities.

The number of students exploiting new rules allowing them to change their choice of universities or courses if they receive combined A-level grades of ABB and above – a process known as "adjustment" – has more than doubled compared with 2012, although the overall number remains small.

Australia's elite colleges are reeling today in the wake of a new report accusing them of fostering a culture "where older students can exploit and abuse younger students, both for sexual as well as simply sadistic purposes".

The new rules are part of an effort in Britain to stop fictitious colleges and students from exploiting student visas to avoid regular immigration procedures.

Using the approach can enable students and mentors to exploit students' learning opportunities, and help students to get the most out of their clinical placement in a time, where that part of the nursing education has been reduced in some countries as e.g. Denmark.

Her modular forms and improvisational glyphs echo the playful paintings of Paul Klee, who taught Albers a weaving course in which he encouraged students to exploit the innate checkerboard structure of the medium.

These kids might flourish on a public-school team or a private-school team or on no team at all, instead choosing a school that will nurture them as students, not exploit them as athletes (a peril that the excellent documentary "Hoop Dreams" vividly and dishearteningly illustrates).

Automating boundary element method (BEM) analysis will make it possible for a large number of practicing engineers and students to exploit the unique advantages of BEM over other computational techniques for solving several classes of engineering problems.

The students would exploit the new cleanliness of the water by reviving the defunct oyster populations through the ambitious goal of restoring no less than one BILLION oysters to the Harbor.