Sentence examples for teaching of courses from inspiring English sources
Bass had donated the money for the teaching of courses on Western civilization.
Most recently, faculty have agreed to participate in the teaching of courses at a new school of public health in Dhaka.
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One of the goals of BIO 2010: Transforming Undergraduate Research for Future Research Biologists National Research Councill, 2003) was to increase the teaching of courses that bridged the disciplines of mathematics and biology.
Du Sautoy is pleased that one consequence of the credit crunch has been a revival of interest in maths teaching, of course.
One thing the program can't teach, of course, is one thing that many in the business feel Broadway often lacks: taste.
In one of Mr. Hubbard's first classes as a graduate student at Harvard -- taught, of course, by Mr. Feldstein -- he sometimes sat with Richard H. Clarida, who now runs the economic policy division of the Treasury Department.
Artificial Life has a virbot named Einstein who teaches, of course, physics.
DAD teaches!" Of course he was right.
Busy with teaching, of course, but also with trying to publish the inaugural issue of an environmental-alternatives magazine.
Teaching, of course, is a form of entertainment (ever more so, these days), so it's somewhat surprising that Mr. Emmott doesn't cut a more confident figure on stage.
