Sentence examples for abandoning education from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Klein is joining the News Corporation, he insisted that he was not abandoning education.

Given the inadequate infrastructure, the lack of any welfare provision and the proportion of unskilled rural migrants, the social indicators in Bosa follow a predictable pattern – rates of unemployment, crime and poverty are exceptionally high and provide the perfect conditions for children abandoning education and commencing work on the street.

An election approached, and he feared that dropping A-levels would be regarded as abandoning education's "gold standard".This autumn, though, with his successor, Gordon Brown, in the driving seat, a qualification remarkably similar to Sir Mike's diploma will be launched.

In fact, I'm not abandoning education at all.

But, please remember that I am not abandoning education to watch Netflix all day.

In reality, this is completely misguided, there are no creative or intellectual batting averages, and by redesigning our educational system to produce data we actually abandon education and replace it with a kind of international quiz show competition, which generates a great deal of sound and fury but signifies absolutely nothing.

She worries about the uncertainty of the future for the next generation, as they abandon education and become desperate for the security of marriage.

Decades ago, Roy Halston Fenwick arrived in New York by way of Iowa (where he was voted prettiest baby at the state fair) and an abandoned education to dominate American fashion in the '70s.

White boys from poor families in deprived areas face the double disadvantage of poverty and geography that means they abandon education earlier than their peers in better-off areas, according to new research by Oxford University.

In the years Chaplin was touring with the Eight Lancashire Lads, his mother ensured that he still attended school, but by age 13 he had abandoned education.

He also rejected Ravalomanana's medium term development strategy, termed the Madagascar Action Plan, and abandoned education reforms initiated by his predecessor that adopted Malagasy and English as languages of instruction, instead returning to the traditional use of French.