Sentence examples for because of different schools from inspiring English sources

I have already been juggled among health care systems because of different schools and different jobs, and the experience was not fun.

One possible reason for this finding is that students probably do not have the same possibility to access the computer at school on school days because of the different school curriculum and content of study in different school weeks.

At professional meetings, peace often reigns because the adherents of the different schools go their separate ways; but occasionally there are (intellectually) violent clashes, rivaling the tumult that greeted Derrida's nomination for an honorary degree at Cambridge in 1992.

It should be acknowledged that this Indiana law exists because of a tension between differing communities of people, and different schools of thought.

I had no qualifications because I'd been kicked out of four different schools when I was younger, so I enrolled in community college and did an access course the following year.

We also wanted to try to unpick whether any differences were because the schools themselves are different from each other, or because different types of individuals attend different schools.

Another mother recently told me how she is so busy and overwhelmed running around to a couple different schools because one of her children is "so advanced" (her exact words!) that this child has to go to a school separate from her other children (assumingly her non-advanced kids I guess?) You get it right?

There are different schools of thought.

Because policies vary, even in different schools within the same district, I can't find hard numbers on how many schools will send home a student for the presence of lice or nits (lice eggs).

There are two different schools of yoga.

After a good deal of searching — because of their ages, her children would all attend different schools — she bought a large house in hills overlooking the bay.