Sentence examples for better than comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Independent schools exploit this maths premium better than comprehensive schools and their pupils are twice as likely to study maths and three times as likely to take further mathematics A-levels.

And there's perhaps no better example than comprehensive immigration reform.

That is largely due to a better than expected comprehensive review settlement and a big increase in lottery money.

Poor children in selective Kent do worse at GCSE and rich ones better than in comprehensive counties.

And they are a lot better than the comprehensives I first worked in 30 years ago".

Specialist schools, denounced at the time, have performed better than traditional comprehensives.

The 2011 GCSE results at this big Catholic girls' school in a rundown area of Liverpool were better than any other comprehensive in the city – with 97% achieving five good grades.

A discussion of this article has been added into the efficacy section to show that ITDD is a better system of pain management than comprehensive medical management for patients with cancer pain.

This doesn't mean that social insurance shouldn't protect people against adverse medical outcomes and unaffordable medical bills, but it suggests that there are better ways to allocate our resources than comprehensive coverage, and that most people would be better off if public policy didn't push so much money into that direction.

Some defenders of truth commissions claim that these bodies are better than trials at producing comprehensive accounts of past abuses.

The 133Xe sensitivity was significantly better than 1 mBq/m3 (specified criterion for Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty verification).