Sentence examples for declining schools from inspiring English sources

For over 50 years, the city has had run-down housing, declining schools and increasing crime.

But sprawl, congestion and declining schools have accompanied rapid economic growth, and the mayor's report called on state and federal officials to help address these problems.

The Republicanization of the West was bolstered by urban flight from both coasts, by people weary of declining schools, high crime rates and sprawl.

If any such measure had a remote chance of implementation, Long Island would witness a volcano of Nimbyism on the part of those who now sneer at the working- and middle-class people who are forced to pay the real costs of cheap illegal-immigrant labor in the form of rising taxes, declining schools and property values, and overburdened medical facilities.

For that matter, widespread misery hasn't given us the debate we deserve about economic justice, decades of declining schools haven't done it for education and falling bridges haven't forced us to face up to our failing infrastructure.

These declining schools were representative of a cross section of schools in the city and would not affect the composition of the study [ 16].

| The economic fallout from declining school enrollment.

The shares have been battered because many investors believe that the slump in technology spending will result in declining school enrollments, Mr. Jackson said.

Mr Anderegg points to declining school performance and college enrolment in science subjects in America, and to the fact that employers in certain fields are now having to look abroad to find the best graduates.Parents are partly to blame.

However, these results seem to be limited to the private sector, as Boyne and Meier (2009) find that turnaround is more likely to be achieved by insiders than outsiders in the context of superintendent exchange in declining school districts.

Declining school performance.