Sentence examples for because of schools from inspiring English sources

Wealthier children do better not just because of schools and PTA resources, but because of the atmosphere they are surrounded by from the moment of birth.

"And the flight of people out of Paterson into suburban areas was because of schools; parents whose kids went to public schools didn't want their kids in an environment with things like drugs and bullying".

About 8 out of 10 school bond measures pass, he said, partly because of schools' popularity and also because of a lower threshold required for passage.

"So perhaps they think that kind of career is not for them either, but then I point out the number of females in the STEM fields has been growing because of schools like METSA and now many women who are working in these fields are mentoring young girls to pursue such careers".

Because of schools' time constraints, only one booster session is held with the children, one month after finishing the programme.

It's also needed because of school space problems".

Secondly, many workers were off anyway because of school half-term holidays.

She became politically active in the 1960's because of school crowding.

With the train so full because of school holidays, several passengers congregated in the cafe carriage.

He did not sell between 1 and 3 p.m., because of "school hours".

Has he ever felt forced to take a part because of school fees?