Sentence examples for distressing students from inspiring English sources

The final result is that almost everyone graduates from High School anyway, so that the assessment tests become little more than an expensive annoyance, distressing students and degrading their education.* The remaining claim that the tests cause schools to raise standards is also untrue.

Meanwhile the normalisation of rape culture is extremely distressing for students who may have already suffered some form of sexual assault.

I find it distressing that Princeton students cannot make the distinction between the use of hate speech to denigrate people and examining what makes a word explosive.

They were concerned that because the subject matter was CSA participation could be very distressing for some students.

Perhaps the most distressing threat to student well-being is bullying, and it can have serious consequences for the victim, the bully and bystanders.

A distressing number of my students come to me on the way to or from another activity.

Because educational opportunity has much to do with upward mobility, it is distressing that low-income students who qualify for top-tier colleges rarely end up there.

When a semester's worth of textbooks can add up to a couple (or three or four hundreddollarsrs, hitting the checkout line at the campus bookstore is a distressing experience for many students, to say the least.

I was shocked when Israel advocacy organizations claimed that our support for Palestinian equality was so distressing for some Jewish students that the university should not even let us debate the issue.

"Schools nationwide are hostile environments for a distressing number of LGBT students, the overwhelming majority of whom routinely hear anti-LGBT language and experience victimization and discrimination at school.

While it is flattering as hell to even be mentioned in the same sentence with these great writers, let alone having one's work compared and contrasted with theirs, it is distressing to know that students are offering between $1 to $10 dollar for someone else's work, so as presumably to avoid thinking.