Sentence examples for a lower track from inspiring English sources
The light comes later in the morning and goes sooner in the evening, and the sun cuts a lower track across the sky.
New York State's education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, argues that the plan for a lower track sets the standard too low.
Migrant children might be considered by school authorities to be such a risk and therefore placed in a lower track.
The International Monetary Fund has studied the aftermath of past financial crises in a number of countries, and its findings are deeply disturbing: not only do such crises inflict severe short-run damage; they seem to take a huge long-term toll as well, with growth and employment shifted more or less permanently onto a lower track.
Moving up a grade within the same track results in winning one point, whereas repeating a grade within the same track as well as streaming down to a lower track without repeating results in retaining the same score.
The mean age of the children was 11.09 years (SD = 0.55), 50.8% were girls, 10.3% were children who had at least one parent born in a non-Western country, and 32.6% of children had parents with a low educational level (i.e., a lower track of secondary education was the highest level attained).
Jeep had a rally car in mind when this concept was created, so it gets full-time all-wheel drive, a wider, lower track than many SUVs for increased stability, and a shorter wheelbase for tighter turning.
Tim Duy offers the latest entry in the dispute over whether we should accept a permanently lower track for output in the aftermath of the housing bubble.
This paper describes and discusses the process and outcomes in engaging cogenerative dialogue (cogen) and coteaching in participatory action research (PAR) to support science curriculum change in a Singapore lower track classroom.
Each frame consists of an upper and lower track, lateral and middle studs, and steel belt braces.
This paper is drawn from a larger study about lower track science classrooms in Singapore.
