Sentence examples for classes dropped from inspiring English sources

How many advanced classes dropped or after-school programs closed?

As a result, high school students taking daily physical education classes dropped to 29percentt in 1999 from 46percentt in 1991.

The number of adults in the city lacking English proficiency rose by 3 percent between 2005 and 2009, to about 1.3 million from about 1.2 million, while enrollment in English-language classes dropped 6 percent, the report said.

Just over 30percentt of students who were scheduled to graduate last June and attended self-contained special-education classes dropped out, while only 9.6percentt graduated on time, the report found.

In the same period the number of adults in the state who speak English "less than well" grew by 6% to 1.7 million, but enrollment in classes dropped 17%, and from 2009 state-funded tuition was available to only one in every 25 adults lacking English proficiency.

From 2012 to 2013, a survey indicated schools offering entrepreneurial classes dropped from 58.4percentto46.9percentcent.

Another way to see this same point is to observe that when we switch from gradable adjectives to their comparative forms, comparison classes drop out.

Bullying and dating violence can cause young women and LGBTQ youth to miss classes, drop out or -- in the worst cases -- take their own lives.

Compared with polyallelic SNPs, both high- and moderate-effect classes drop their percentages in monoallelic SNPs (fig. 6 g and h; table 4).

Like Cinderella, a girl in his first-grade music class dropped her black leather shoe in the schoolyard.

"Standard" mail, the official euphemism for junk mail that until 1996 was called third class, dropped only 8 percent over the same period.