Sentence examples for subjects more from inspiring English sources

NYC focused on all those subjects more than once.

More recent studies suggest that children learn subjects more effectively by writing about them at length.

That's media power – when we think our audience trusts our subjects more than it trusts us.

"I'm interested in subjects more important than race, not details of colour or skin," he says.

It's when the show tackles its big subjects more directly that it gets into trouble.

So how do we make these subjects more attractive to girls in particular?

There may be few subjects more difficult to publish commercially than this one.

Since science costs more to do than arts subjects, more funding should go to science.

The other works of ad-Damīrī were devoted to subjects more typical of Islāmic scholastic tradition.

WR instructors use writing activities and assignments to teach their subjects more effectively.

We conclude that the PD frame makes subjects more competitive than the DG frame.