Sentence examples for above-average progress from inspiring English sources

Teachers know that, when a school has entrants of low prior attainment, they've got zero chance of recording above-average progress and that affects their career prospects.

Until now, primaries have been said to be "below the floor target" – or under-performing – if under 60% of pupils reach a satisfactory standard in reading, writing and maths and pupils do not make above-average progress in these subjects.

David Laws, the schools minister, will tell an education conference on Tuesday that primaries will be deemed to be under-performing from 2014 if under 65% of their pupils reach a satisfactory standard in reading, writing and maths and their school fails to achieve above-average progress in these subjects.

And there has been little progress on the above-average joblessness for returning veterans.

Given the pace of medical-technical progress and ongoing demographic changes, above-average growth and employment may be expected in the healthcare sector [26, 32].

But that defeat has given hope to the rest, not least this rival, four wins from four after winning an above-average Triumph Hurdle last March and with the scope to progress into a formidable foe.

Voter registration is above-average.

The above-average sea views cost well above average, however.

He has radicalized the above-average.

Robert says they are above-average students.

He's got above-average range.