Sentence examples for compared with school from inspiring English sources

Other students found cooking school refreshingly practical compared with school itself.

This is not a lot of money compared with school money now intended to improve scores of poor (and often mobile) students.

But few would deny that rugby is at the riskier end of the spectrum compared with school staples such as swimming or football.

Few studies have assessed the dietary quality of children who eat meals from home compared with school meals according to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

Pain was diagnosed among pre-school children (5%), which was considerably lower compared with school children (10.6%) and adults (18.1%).

In part this is because the curriculum in ECEC contexts is vaguely defined, compared with school sectors, in part because of its nature.

This gives Rocketship lower costs compared with schools of a similar size.

The first step is to put in place rigorous tests that allow parents to know how well their schools are doing compared with schools elsewhere.

N.Y.U. has a small endowment compared with schools in its tier, and the university is largely financed through student tuition.

Explorations, a small school of 362 students at East 173rd Street and Boston Road, ranks well in the school system's report cards compared with schools of similar demographics.

In 2013-14, schools with the highest proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals spent 31% more per pupil compared with schools with the most well-off pupils – up from about 15% in the late 1990s.