Sentence examples for Although education from inspiring English sources

Although education is expected to be zoos' mission, in reality it represents a formidable task.

Although education officials said the final version would not be binding on teachers, its contents will ultimately help shape achievement exams.

Although education is free for home students, the growth in student numbers in Scottish universities is coming mainly from outside Scotland, rather than from students in Scotland.

Although education was his primary focus over the last three decades, Mr. Albam was active as an arranger into the 90's.

Although education budgets are suffering in the global age of austerity, Promethean hopes many schools have just postponed their spending rather than permanently lost faith in new technology.

Although education was once almost exclusively the responsibility of religious communities or foreign groups, public schools have sprung up across the country.

Although education is fundamentally a local issue, and national politicians can do very little about it, we will probably hear a great deal more about the schools as we enter the primary season and the presidential campaign.

Although education advocates and scattered others have held numerous protests on the steps of City Hall, Mr. Bloomberg's opinions are rarely attacked, largely because he does not express them.

Although education in North Korea is nominally free, students buy their own lunches and books and are expected to provide monetary gifts for their teachers, who are so poorly paid that they cannot survive without the extra income.

Although education in Azerbaijan was promoted and Azerbaijanis were placed in positions of power, the republic was tightly controlled by Moscow, especially during the years of Joseph Stalin's rule (1928 53) when M.A. Bagirov headed the Azerbaijani Communist Party.

CONCLUSIONS:Higher individual, parental and life-course SES was positively associated with breast and cervical cancer screening, although education-based SES measures were stronger predictors of screening compared with employment-based measures.