Sentence examples for completing elementary from inspiring English sources

A significant difference was found when comparing those subjects completing elementary school to those subjects completing high school and college.

Livingston were no more generously endowed, the consequence of which was a general impression that there was hardly a player on the field capable of killing the ball with his first touch or of completing elementary passes - those that need to travel more than 10 yards - to a team-mate.

After completing elementary school (grade 4 or grade 6, depending on the federal state), German students are assigned to different school tracks, primarily according to their scholastic performance.

One hundred and twelve (54.9%) were male, 71 (34.8%) had not completed high school, 62 (30.4%) dropped school before completing elementary school, and 24 (11.8%) had never attended school.

She completed elementary school, something unusual for girls at that time, and worked at an inn owned by a relative.

An estimated thirty per cent of rural Turkish women haven't completed elementary school, and forty-seven per cent have been beaten or raped by their husbands.

Although 86% of children in Argentina completed elementary education, only 56% of children in the rural province of Misiones did so.

Children in the United States are, on average, exposed to an estimated 8,000 murders and 100,000 acts of violence on television by the time the child completes elementary school.

When the 10 children were removed from her care in 2007, none had completed elementary school; only three could read and only at a third-grade level; and about half were declared either "totally incapacitated" or "vulnerable adults," according to a report by a former Columbia University social work professor retained by the plaintiffs to examine the cases.

After they were removed from Ms. Leekin's care in 2007, about half of the plaintiffs, none of whom had completed elementary school, were declared "totally incapacitated" or "vulnerable adults," according to a report by Peg McCartt Hess, a former Columbia University social work professor who was retained by the plaintiffs to review the cases.

When Sukhai had completed elementary school in Barbados, his family relocated to Toronto.