Sentence examples for better education with from inspiring English sources

He said the answer to better equality of opportunity lay in better education "with academies, free schools, rigour in exams and a complete intolerance of failure".

They have also discussed their campaign for better education with the Met police and local councils, and have spoken about the project at university events and with national media.

"He's been able to take kids who could go to places like M.I.T. and convince them they could get a better education with a more constructive environment," said Dr. Harold Varmus, president of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York.

For depression, female gender, being divorced/separated or widowed and being unemployed were associated with an increased prevalence, while having a better education with a lower prevalence (p = 0.024 for the linear trend in education).

Better education goes with better health: more educated people smoke less, take more exercise and are less likely to be overweight.

They saw a big opportunity with coders in the third world and created their microfinance organization to give those below the poverty line a chance at better education, starting with Bangladesh.

Indeed, the STOU students, with better education attainment combined with their representative incomes and geographical location, are likely to represent the next generation of Thais.

She said the UK had a "major problem" with obesity, citing better education and working with the food industry as key parts of the government's anti-obesity strategy.

But it was ever thus: in Gladstone's time the fashionable assumption was that we needed better education to compete with Prussia.

Perhaps the most touching of these is the struggle of the slum's Machiavellian fixer, Asha, a woman desperate to give her daughter a better education (and played with great gusto by Stephanie Street).

Better education was connected with leading more healthy lifestyle [ 45].