Sentence examples for attainment over from inspiring English sources

In recent years, New York, Boston, Washington and San Francisco have widened their lead in household income and educational attainment over much of the rest of the country.

The French demographer Patrick Simon has shown that, in terms of language adoption and educational attainment over generations, the process of integration in France is actually quite healthy.

Chinese, Indian, Irish, Bangladeshi and black African students are now outperforming their white British peers in obtaining five or more GSCEs at grade A* to C, but increased attainment over the past 20 years has failed to translate into improved job outcomes, say academics from the Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity.

Table 2 also shows the two key variables by age cohort and educational attainment over the 2004 2009 period.

While it was typical for a Northern worker to have less than a high school education in 1940 (see Table 2), the proportional changes in immigration were larger in more-educated skill groups, reflecting increasing educational attainment over time.

Concerning educational attainment, over 50%% of the patients completed upper secondary school education or higher education.

The 'togetherness' of states accompanying the attainment of Over-mind is brought about by a voluntary exercise of 'attention'attention

The fact that some countries, such as England, ranked higher in the 55-65 age-group than in the 16-24 age-group does not mean there has necessarily been a "decline" in attainments over the past 40 or 50 years.

Suppose one could reduce Russia's high mortality rate (23.6) to that in Poland (13.1) by either proportionally reducing the mortality rates (relative to shortfalls) or uniformly reducing the mortality rates (absolute) or increasing the survival rates proportionally (relative to attainments) over the socioeconomic groups.

In response to research I did – which showed that judgment outcomes were quite strongly correlated with pupils' prior attainment, something over which a school has no control – the head of the data unit at Ofsted admitted it is actually more difficult for schools with lower prior attainment intakes to get higher grades.

In an analysis of the most recent GCSE results from last summer, the centre-left Demos thinktank found that nearly half of local authorities in England saw an increase in the attainment gap over the past year as poorer pupils fell behind classmates from more affluent backgrounds.