Sentence examples for If achievement from inspiring English sources

If achievement gaps continue to narrow at the same rate as the current pace, it will take between 60 and 110 years before they completely close, the study notes. .

While parents are generally supportive of Mr. Richards's efforts, Dr. Barr said, opposition would be swift if achievement began to fall.

A school system is only genuinely unified if achievement and outcomes aren't disproportionate along racial lines, which judging by current statistics they still are.

But if achievement really has improved, then it is hard to know if teachers have adjusted to real gains by raising grades too much or if, as Dr. Paige suggested, grades have gone up only because teachers' standards have collapsed.

The phrase "all backgrounds" has force but, if "achievement at school" is to be the determining factor, the range of backgrounds implied is already limited, excluding those who return to education at a later stage and those who do not take their A-levels at school.

No money is received by the practice if achievement is less than or equal to the lower threshold and the maximum revenue is received if the practice is on or above the upper threshold [see Gravelle et al. ([8]); Doran et al. (2011) for further details].

9 P.M. (TLC) WHAT NOT TO WEAR Ebony Scott, the program director for Public Allies Chicago, a leadership-advancement organization of which Michelle Obama was the founding executive director, says that style doesn't matter if achievements outshine appearance.

So if Achievements mean anything to you, then you'll probably want to go the 360 route.

If teachers are underperforming, or if student achievement appears to be plateauing, teachers can become paralyzed and fall prey to self-doubt or frustration.

12.30pm GMT Press releasewatch A spectacular, if inevitable, achievement.

He got rid of bendy buses, a small if significant achievement.