Sentence examples for tentative students from inspiring English sources
He darted around the classroom, making jokes and goading the more tentative students.
Under the tentative proposal, students in the fourth and eighth grades would be required to take the current standardized national test every other year to serve as a benchmark for progress.
Although tentative, college students may harbor a greater temporal urgency for the rigors of the work world and may be more cognizant of the barriers of entry into an increasingly competitive workforce.
Regarding finances and financial aid, schools will offer admitted early decision students tentative need-based financial aid packages shortly after the student is notified of his or her admission and before the enrollment deposit is due.
And yet -- with fine Talmudic doubleness it is always "and yet," not "and," that is the conjunction of choice here -- Rivlin's prickly dedication has earned his students' tentative affection.
The students — tentative at first, then all-out competing to be heard — raised their hands to ask follow-up questions about loans ("worth it for a top-notch school," Dr. Gutmann said), about online learning (incomparable to the campus experience) and about just how big they should dream.
Similarly, Lipnevich and Smith's analysis (2009) contended that receiving a tentative grade depressed students' performance.
Students give tentative answers.
Without reliable figures to analyze the nation's growing pile of unpaid student debt bills, researchers and policymakers have relied on surveys or other questionable sources to form tentative conclusions about whether student debt may eventually wreck household finances and the nation's economy.
Tiffany is spread thin and pulled in disparate directions by her passion for her work; her sense of loyalty to her family; her tentative relationship with medical student Preston.
The student's commitment to enroll is dependent upon the tentative aid package, if the student submitted the required aid documents on time.
