Sentence examples for the course concerned from inspiring English sources

Although recall is less of an issue with evaluation at the end of a course, such student satisfaction surveys relate only to the students' immediate impressions of the course concerned and are hence aimed at the lowest level of Kirkpatrick's Levels of Evaluation [ 29] - shown as Figure 2 - as they cannot determine lasting impact.

The former, of course, concerned the injustice of the death penalty and the large amount of doubt concerning Mr Davis's guilt.

Without wishing to idealise or simplify too much, we see some signs of its manifestation at the moment in north Africa, where the uprisings are, of course, concerned with the material conditions of the people.

The spokesman said: "The Queen is of course concerned by the report of an attack in Woolwich earlier today.

Last week, the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press released its latest national survey, taken from Oct. 9 to 12. Americans are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the country and of course concerned about the economy.

The public is of course concerned with the potential of having weapons of mass destruction embedded in the shipments through the supply chain.

Though the Hydronic Lift workers are, of course, concerned about the future, they say what upset them most was the furtiveness of the closure.

Clifford was of course concerned with the ethics of belief, not of knowledge, and indeed the latter does not make much sense, since 'know' is a success word.

I'm of course concerned about the really intense lobbying from some publishers who are trying to shift the position of the parliament.

"Whilst I am of course concerned about the demands of supporting a growing population at times of government cuts, the council has had effective plans for growth in place".

One of the most interesting stories – untold by the tapestries themselves, of course – concerns the rivalry between Michelangelo and Raphael.