Sentence examples for all attainment from inspiring English sources
After all, attainment does not equate to potential – just ask Carol Vorderman.
The government's policy was nevertheless given a boost last week when new "value-added figures" suggested that the 163 grammar schools in England had better progress scores across all attainment levels than the other 2,800 state secondaries, achieving about a third of a GCSE grade higher than pupils with the same prior results at other schools.
However, the national figures showed that the 163 grammar schools across England had better progress scores across all attainment levels than the other 2,800 state secondaries, achieving around a third of a GCSE grade higher than pupils with the same prior results at other schools.
Once more the longing of a multitude struggling slowly across a venomous wilderness fixed itself on the first glimpse of a Jordan beyond; for most men the Rhine was the physical goal of effort, the term of endurance, the symbol of all attainment and rest.
He continued, "Everyone knows that all striving occurs in a social context, so all attainments are conditioned by their context".
Performance was measured as "Optimal Care" - all or none attainment of goals.
This is an incredibly urgent agenda, but when you hear Conservatives talk about children, it is all about attainment and accomplishment and education.
All postsecondary attainment and enrollment are conditional upon HS graduation.
Indeed, for the recession period, characterized by a steep drop in the demand for low-skill labor, the differences across all educational attainment groups are much smaller.
Agreement about smoking was similar across all educational attainment groups but agreement about other cancer risk factors tended to be highest in those with highest educational attainment and lowest in those with the lowest educational attainment (Table 4).
For all models, attainment of the end of the time period of interest without an event was treated as an administrative right censoring event.
