Sentence examples for apparent education from inspiring English sources

Yes, Legislature is willing to spend up to $42 million per year to have a statewide evaluation system that meets the standards of the 148 apparent education experts currently residing in the Michigan House and Senate.

But racial differences are apparent across education levels.

The trend toward self-reinforcing inequality is especially apparent in education, an ever shrinking ladder for upward mobility.

As ICT is increasingly permeating all aspects of everyday life, it is apparent that education cannot leap behind.

Strong associations between place of delivery and community access and household wealth are apparent, and education, region and birth order are also all important influences.

Yet none of this has stopped conservatives from criticising Bush for his apparent apostasy on education and immigration.

He said that he had trusted Gülen, because of his apparent reverence for education and his organization's aid work.

On wider sections of society, influence is especially apparent in science education (see, e.g., Irene Arriassecq and Alcira Rivarosa, 2014).

Interest in research methodology may have never been higher in determining public policy; nowhere is this more apparent than in education.

Perhaps part of the counselor's reasoning was my apparent apathy for education; however, this does not excuse her lack of help.

And, as I have described in earlier blogs, forgetfulness is especially apparent in higher education.