Sentence examples for ahead education from inspiring English sources

For the journey ahead, education and self-confidence will be the best passports to success.

Looking ahead at education is adding to my "anxious" list.

A more recent development is that women are pulling ahead in education.

They've moved ahead in education and health, according to new studies, and in the professions and technical fields.

1.06pm BST Labour's Richard Burden asks why Morgan is pressing ahead with education reforms when there is a problem with oversight of schools.

David Griffith, director of public and governmental affairs at the National Association of State Boards of Education, said the bill meant changes were ahead for education officials around the country.

Laura Slay, his spokeswoman, said in an e-mail, "In general, Mr. Sinquefield's contributions support initiatives that have the greatest potential for improving the lives of all Missouri families and moving our state ahead economically: education and tax reform".

But the Tories are ahead on education, by four points, and after all this time, all the billions spent on improving the NHS, not that far behind on health, just three points.

The data, which is based on identifiable expenditure (where the individuals who benefit from public spending can be located), shows that health spending per head is second only to social protection (£3,927), but ahead of education (£1,307), economic affairs (£582) and public order (£441).

However, the January 2015 index had spontaneous mentions of "poverty/inequality" in fifth place, ahead of education and crime.

And it probably bumped ahead of education and regulation, which I think they're doing the best efforts to try and correct.