Sentence examples for contrary education from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, education expenses are only reported as one of the reasons for remitting 12.1 % of the time.

Besides, despite the laws and regulations to the contrary, education in practice is neither compulsory nor free.

The effect of education in crystalized intelligence is very well known; 26 on the clinical field, lack of education is considered a risk factor for accelerated memory decline, on the contrary education is considered a protective factor for cognitive impairment and dementia.

On the contrary, public education system (especially public secondary education) is in a deep crisis and the current educational national debate mainly focuses on the need to put more resources into the system instead of exploring how to make better use of available inputs, i.e., how to achieve a more efficient education system.

Therefore, the vocational track cannot be a reasonable choice for one's life planning; on the contrary, vocational education always becomes an appendage of academic education.

Although one Nepal study found contrary evidence, education experts increasingly believe that a cost-effective way to keep high school girls from dropping out in poor countries is to help provide them with sanitary products and perhaps ibuprofen for cramps.

10 On the contrary, age, education, comorbidity, 6-minute walk, activities of daily living, and androgen deprivation therapy were not associated with falls.

On the contrary, the Slovak education ministry this year banned the writing of school reports in Hungarian.

This approach underestimates and denies the high school education contrary to the main objective of its curriculum.

In contrary, low maternal education at high school level or less was a significant factor influencing type 2 diabetes incidence in the Princeton School District Study (ß-coefficient = 4.47 (SE 0.78)).

What is shameful is that such bias against ideas and free exchange of thought is contrary to what higher education should stand for in a pluralistic society.