Sentence examples for students which would from inspiring English sources

They were able to administer hot sauce to one or both of the students, which would cause them pain and make them less likely to pass.

To lure more enrollees, he wants to raise the average SAT scores of incoming students, which would also raise Rutgers's rankings in the prestigious Association of American Universities.

The Detroit News on Friday reported a preliminary tally of 88,000 students, which would be the fewest students in Detroit Public Schools since World War I.

The authority still plans to eliminate discounted fares for students, which would save $214 million, but that proposal was not considered by the board on Wednesday, adding to the sense that the worst was yet to come.

"This includes implementing an opt-in contract with our students which would enable contact with nominated emergency contact if we had a major concern about their wellbeing," the statement said.

She found the college totally out of touch, a lukewarm, dispirited place, and she loathed itand found her fellow students (which would include me, I'm afraid) hopelessly dull, second-rate specimens.

She had a particular line in sneery banter, such as "Me instructor, you student", which would have made me want to punch her in the solar plexus if I hadn't been afraid of shattering my knuckles.

That's $5,000 per student which would supplement the $15,000 in tuition and fees that UC charges each student — although many low- and middle-income students get substantial discounts.

HR 5 includes language to make Title I money "follow the student," which would be an accounting and budgeting nightmare.

If a student waits until age 24 or older to enroll in college, (s)he will be able to apply for financial aid as an independent student, which would eliminate the parents' income from consideration in calculating the aid award.

Instead, the district's Web filter determined which sites would be open to students and which would be blocked.