Sentence examples for a new attainment from inspiring English sources

A lack of specialist support for blind and partially sighted schoolchildren in Scotland has lead to a new "attainment gap" opening up, according to campaigners.

The scheme will be backed up by a new Attainment Scotland Fund which will provide £100m of investment over four years.

Perhaps cheap and innovative online education will indeed make new attainment possible.

Selective schools dominated the new Attainment 8 measure, based on grades achieved in eight subjects including English and maths, with the top result from the Henrietta Barnett girls' school in north London.

But what precisely are the new attainments that the college curriculum makes possible for the student?

Patrick White's winning of the Nobel Prize for Literature (1973) most obviously indicated a new level of cultural attainment.

On October 17, 2011, six presidential higher education associations announced the convening of a new national Commission on Educational Attainment (Attainment Commission or Commission).

Think about how your newsfeed goes crazy every time someone announces an engagement, a new home purchase, the attainment of their dream job.

As a major public university, we are now prepared to credit incoming students for what they already know -- in part, because we can do a much better job of assessing them, and in part because the time has come for public institutions of higher education to manage the shift into a new era of degree attainment.

The "stag's leap" of the title of the collection refers to Olds's husband's leap for freedom – but also, perhaps, her own gradual attainment of a new equilibrium.

The shorter (1.5 hours) half-life of CyC compared to creatinine accounts for the more rapid rise and the earlier attainment of a new steady state [ 20].