Sentence examples for advantage of school from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, workers patronized lunch wagons, cafeterias and automats, and children eventually took advantage of school lunch programs.

One possible advantage of school plans is that they typically are considered an education cost for financial-aid purposes, so their cost often may be wrapped into a student's aid package, Ms. Haubenreiser of the college health association said.

He made a point of spending time with Blair's younger basketball players, urging them not to succumb to homesickness, to hit the books, to take full advantage of school.

In recent years, said George S. Harrison, a vice president for marketing for Nintendo, the company has started to sell titles aimed at younger game players around Easter to take advantage of school breaks.

Its agenda focuses on aggressively pursuing state and federal funds already earmarked for certain programs, like grants under Temporary Assistance to Needy Families and the Workforce Investment Act, and to make sure that more eligible families take advantage of school lunch programs, food stamps and the earned-income tax credit.

Despite the richness of our data, we are not able to disentangle whether the household decision about children's time reflects the household or child unobserved characteristics (e.g., household's preferences for schooling and child labor, child's depression, stress, or ability to take advantage of school).

But the real advantage of schooling for TV is that classrooms and staffrooms naturally throw up the kind of storylines upon which popular drama thrives.

While it's great to take advantage of school- and club-sponsored events during Welcome Week, you don't want to cram your calendar with events from morning till night.

Residents also took advantage of schools for frequent and heated debates on the future of the state and region, and these discussions often drew large crowds.

4 Especially in developing countries, the advantage of school-based education is compounding as the enrolment of the official age-group for a given level rapidly increases.

Another advantage of schools as the setting for prevention interventions is the possibility to reach a large number of people at the same time.