Sentence examples for two or three subjects from inspiring English sources

When applicable, data from subgroups of two or three subjects were summarized with mean and standard deviation.

Medium binders are about 1.5 to 2 inches and carry two or three subjects.

"I liked it that they don't just let you do one or two subjects.

You try to draw them out by probing for one or two subjects of interest to them.

But the faculty are unable to agree on the four or five subjects that all students must take away from college in order to be well-educated.

Charging £7-8,000 a term for three or four subjects, Cherwell College, Oxford offers one-to-one tuition, small group seminars and supervised study periods.

The motel was in a downtrodden neighborhood; according to later reports, paint was peeling from the walls, and there were seven or eight subjects in a room.

At 18 I did seven or eight subjects for "Leaving Cert"; I got an A in English, three Bs and the rest Cs.

Pupils would study four or five subjects at AS and continue with two or three to A2, counting relevant AS "units" they had completed (and been examined on) towards the final award.

Being a compromise between traditional A-levels and the baccalaureate programmes of five or six subjects (usually including compulsory maths and a foreign language) followed by most continental pupils, it wasn't a complete success.

"At the moment, you've got students studying four or five subjects in the first year of the sixth form and then they might drop one or two – but you will lose that.