Sentence examples for students for which from inspiring English sources

This approach helps control for differences among students for which teachers shouldn't be held accountable.

We the taxpayers then buy back the loans from the banks so they can make more loans to students, for which we will then pay them more rewards.

The university said the difference was "to be expected" because "the population reported to the HESA website differs considerably to the population of students for which we provided the FOI data".

Would it at all be possible for me to get a few queries from your students for which our algorithm failed?

Each teacher is assigned a group of students—a "homeroom"; together, these homerooms comprise the team of students for which these teachers share responsibility.

We show the best correlated features for the high-knowledge students, for which we had the most data, in Table 4. Two new features, compared to the features in Table 3, seem to be specific for this group in the fully-adaptive condition: fg15 (percent of articles such as an and the) and fg16percentnt of pronouns that are not references such as you and they).

Some schools have the student body president give a speech, some have students vote for which student should give the speech, while others have the valedictorian and the student body president and another student give a speech.

Or the call for a water cannon after doubling the use of tasers in a year following video footage of an officer allegedly punching a student, for which the officer will receive no punishment.

In the movie, we are confronted with several forms of bullying, from John Bender taking Brian Johnson's lunch to Andrew Clark describing a savage attack on another student for which he receives detention.

Most shocking is the removal of college and universities' signing up of all students automatically, for which there is no possible good reason.

Higher education is preparing students for vocations which may not exist yet, to tackle problems which have not yet been defined, using technology which is not yet invented.