Sentence examples for compete for school from inspiring English sources

Existing residents often resent the newcomers, who compete for school places, doctors' appointments and public housing.

That product allows Microsoft to compete for school district spending with Apple, whose iPad is the dominant tablet in classrooms.

It was also difficult for Revolution Foods to find local suppliers and compete for school contracts with much larger companies.

Plaid Cymru AM Simon Thomas said: "It is clear that with so many exam bodies competing for schools to teach their courses, schools can be tempted to choose the 'easiest' courses which do not test their pupils' abilities effectively".

Under the new law, children from deprived homes or who only know Kurdish when they enter the first grade will be hurt when they compete for middle school: they are unlikely to have overcome their handicap by the end of fourth grade in a system where Turkish is the language of instruction.

the explosion of travel and club teams and games that compete for high school officials' time.

Tatyana says modestly that all she wanted to do was compete for her school, and for sister Hannah - who is a leg amputee and also competed at the London Paralympics - to have those opportunities too and not have to struggle the way she did.

Most of the Guards' best female athletes also compete for the school's basketball team.

All 720 eighth-grade students at Rosemont are eligible to compete for the school's top award, but only one student receives it each year, said Rosemont Assistant Principal Ron Sowers.

At the Hopkins Robotics Cup, the 34 teams from City Schools will compete for the middle school or high school division championship titles.

"The idea of having a system that's pushing awarding organisations to try to compete for the schools' market share, not on the basis of price or service delivery, but sometimes on how easy it is to achieve a high grade, does seem to me to be perverse".