Sentence examples for students most likely from inspiring English sources
WHO are the students most likely to abuse these so-called "study drugs"?
The students most likely to gain from a degree do not just come in an 'AAB' package.
The figures show this decline in applicants comes from the pool of students most likely to be badly-off.
So the students most likely to benefit from this are those who have gained the right A-levels in the right subjects for their chosen degree, but were rejected in favour of a candidate from a better background.
As research by the NUS shows, 70percentnt of current students would have avoided going to university if tuition fees had been set at £7,000 – with the poorest students most likely to be put off.
But those students most likely to be left behind are those who, coming from disadvantaged backgrounds or with unaware parents, don't know that their university options are being whipped out of reach as early as year 11.
My anonymous guide was a university student, most likely a young woman, studying the book from a feminist perspective.
Last week, a World Health Organization committee that investigated the case concluded that the student most likely became infected in August through contamination in a laboratory where he worked on another virus.
But the truth is that he was probably no one in particular – a student, most likely, who without a second thought exchanged semen for a small amount of cash.
According to her biography, the unfortunately titled "Judi Dench: With a Crack in Her Voice," by John Miller, a notice was posted on the school's bulletin board naming her the student most likely to become a star; and when the Old Vic offered her the role of Ophelia opposite John Neville's Hamlet it seemed a self-fulfilling prophecy.
According to her biography, the unfortunately titled "Judi Dench: With a Crack in Her Voice," by John Miller, a notice was posted on the school's bulletin board naming her the student most likely to become a star; and when the Old Vic offered her the role of Ophelia opposite John Neville's Hamlet it seemed a self-fulfilling prophecy.
