Sentence examples for admirable education from inspiring English sources

Admirable education programs have ensured that most women are aware of the harmful effects that smoking can have on their bodies -- but education is not enough.

He said: "There is no profession more noble, no calling more vital, no vocation more admirable than teaching, and this White Paper gives us the opportunity to become the world's leading education nation".

The governor's call for big investment in early education is admirable, and so might be his urging more help for low-income college students.

The fact that she didn't drop out or disappear, but still wants to be involved with a team, with her education, is admirable".

The planners had a forward-looking idea of the city's "education economy", admirable ambitions for public transport and pedestrianised areas, and a belief in something most cities now take for granted: that the the urban environment is a set of connected zones, eachserving a cultural or economic purpose.

Dr. Kiser's passion and determination to inspire young adults to pursue careers in STEM education is admirable.

$15. (da Fonseca-Wollheim) Lang Land and Friends (Monday) Among the concerts in New York postponed because of Hurricane Sandy was "Lang Lang and Friends," a benefit for Mr. Lang's admirable International Music Foundation, which brings music education and opportunities to children around the world.

REMEDIATION IN COLLEGE is one of the least admirable aspects of American "higher" education.

Oscar Wilde once said "Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing worth knowing can be taught".

As Oscar Wilde says, "Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught".

I am also certain that Howard Schultz's admirable promise to bring higher education to all Starbucks' partners who want it should be extended to the children in coffee regions.