Sentence examples for a typical secondary from inspiring English sources

The grant pays academies £87 per pupil, so the cut will mean a typical secondary school with 1,200 pupils will receive £100,000 a year less.

The money for capital spending will increase from £19,000 to £28,500 for a typical secondary and from £6,500 to £9,750 for a typical primary.

The government's own research shows that the likely funding shortfall in a typical secondary school will be over £400,000 by 2019.

A typical secondary school in the UK can end up producing more than 400 new payment cards every year to account for lost, damaged and new intake ones, says Nigel Walker, managing director of biometrics company BioStore.

According to the teaching unions, a typical primary school will be worse off annually by £52,546 and a typical secondary school will have lost £178,000 each year since 2015.

The leak rates of a typical secondary standard of this kind under atmospheric and vacuum conditions are compared, the needed relaxation times searched and some possibilities of further improvement discussed.

The typical secondary structure of a pre-miRNA contains a terminal loop and a stem with the 5′ phosphate and 2-nucleotide (nt) 3′ overhang.

A number of functionally validated oriT sequences have been shown to contain typical secondary structures in a characteristic GC rich region (Lee and Grossman 2007) and such an oriT-like sequence (34823-35011) was identified in pPDL2.

It was found that the interaction of typical secondary element combinations has a varying effect on system reliability, depending on element stiffness, bridge span, and girder spacing.

VAMP2, SNAP25, and syntaxin 1B are 'unstructured' proteins in a sense that they do not possess typical secondary structures such as α-helixes and β-sheets.

Sulfate and nitrate are typical secondary pollutants that constitute a significant proportion of the PM2.5 mass.