Sentence examples for subjects has made from inspiring English sources

McVicar, never one to shy away from challenging subjects, has made explicit the work's implied brutality.

The philosopher's venture, launched as an alternative to Oxbridge, and teaching degrees in five humanities subjects, has made 91 offers to students – of which 22% have been made to state-educated pupils, and 66% to those from independent schools.

Dysphagia, the main symptom of esophageal cancer, is very characteristic of this disease, and the availability of at least 10 UGI endoscopy clinics in the region, three providing free-of-charge endoscopy services to the GCS subjects, has made it possible to have accurate histologic diagnoses for almost all UGI cancers.

It's possible, of course, that the subject matter has made a difference.

The combination of Eastern and Western influences and political subject matter has made them surprisingly sought after in the Middle Eastern art market.

Might any of the subjects have made different choices today?

"All my subjects have made an effort to inject ideas into the public sphere," she said.

As well as the usual nagging parents and anxious teachers, this year, the controversy surrounding Scottish Highers and the news that academic subjects have made a comeback – with more students opting to do English and Maths to try and secure top university places – has simultaneously propelled academic results to the top of the news agenda and stress-levels through the roof.

Although the above mentioned four steps were conducted, the subjects had made their learner maps while referring to a resource document of the map and their learning results had not been evaluated.

Question/category pairs were selected at random until subjects had made 2 correct responses for every pair.

At baseline, subjects smoked a mean of 19.2 ± 8.0 cigarettes/day, their mean FTND score was 4.5 ± 2.44; 57% of subjects had made 2-5 quit attempts.