Sentence examples for students that would from inspiring English sources

We're not here to poach students that would otherwise have gone to London.

Opponents called the legislation an attack on vulnerable transgender students that would further marginalize them at school.

And he has proposed creating a program for honors students that would urge its matriculants to graduate in four years.

"If a prestigious university put out a strong message that we don't accept sexual violence, instead of leaving it to students, that would be very powerful".

That shared enthusiasm also seems to have created a fellowship among yoga students that would be hard to imagine among, say, hockey players.

Proposes a $3.2 billion community service plan for high school students that would let them qualify for the equivalent of tuition at their state's four-year public colleges.

"There was nothing about either student that would stand out and be any concern to us," she said.

The state's proposed bill would create a pilot program that offers a free education for students in exchange for a fixed percentage of their income -- 2 percent for community college students and 4percentt for public university students - that would be placed into an earmarked fund for five years for every year they attended school under the program.

Students who would no longer be sponsored would take state-financed student loans that would leave them with substantial debt, he added.

And after almost 7 years of being a student, one that would be financially rewarding too!

We reasoned that students would see this as an important endeavor that would merit their reflection.