Sentence examples for backgrounds gain from inspiring English sources

The staff members worked for Action 4 Employment (A4e), which was contracted by the government to help people from difficult backgrounds gain the necessary training and skills.

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Our future research will strive to determine if these findings are consistent as the population ages and older adults, or those from diverse backgrounds, gain increased familiarity and access to internet-enabled computers.

Many of these junior executives had technical backgrounds, gained at engineering schools or on the job, and quite a few had no college education at all.

The schools minister Nick Gibb said: "It is hugely encouraging that this year sees a record 424,000 applicants already securing a place at one of our world-class universities, with increasing numbers from disadvantaged backgrounds gaining a place as well".

"This grammar school boy," the Tory leader said triumphantly, "is not going to take any lessons from that public school boy on the importance of children from less privileged backgrounds gaining access to university".

As pastor to the Abbey congregation and staff he loved the daily round of worship and being alongside people from all ages and backgrounds, gaining a reputation as an effective minister and visitor.

Howard attacked Blair over tuition fees: "Let me make it clear: this grammar school boy will take no lessons from that public school boy on the importance of children from less privileged backgrounds gaining access to university".

Her impression is that agents with a scientific background gain credibility with researchers more quickly than her colleagues without.

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Furthermore, the extent to which people of migrant/minority background gain opportunities to become researchers is an ethical and political issue.