Sentence examples for economic attainment from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair said that differences in education and economic attainment in places just a few miles apart were as stark.

Large disparities in social and economic attainment exist between such generally affluent areas as the northeastern Atlantic Seaboard of the United States, the California coast, and the more urbanized areas of Ontario and Quebec and such economically depressed regions as the southern Appalachian Mountains, the lower Mississippi River valley, and Newfoundland.

Women's migration from rural to urban areas offer a diverse range of advantages that can be associated with their financial and social empowerment such as independence, economic attainment through trading, and networking to find better economic opportunities.

These behaviours often interfere with victims career achievement and ultimately may affect their economic attainment [ 23, 24].

This double burden of nutrition-related diseases leads to a wide range of health problems that will impede both individual and national economic attainment [ 5].

This study used data gathered prospectively from an economically disadvantaged, urban cohort to examine whether foster care is associated with decreased educational and economic attainments as well as increased criminality in adulthood.

Experience of early behavioural difficulties and early substance use initiation may influence socio-economic attainment, and later substance use.

Instead, early tobacco use may be a marker for other risky behaviours and peer characteristics that are in turn associated with lower socio-economic attainment.

Socio-economic factors assessed included employment status, education attainment, economic assets and type of housing.

The 2012 index, which measures women's economic participation, educational attainment, health and political empowerment, was released in October and ranked the United States 22nd over all — a drop from 17th in 2011.

On Tuesday it was reported that Iceland has topped the charts for the sixth consecutive year as the country with the smallest gender gap between men and women, taking into account four key measures: political empowerment; educational attainment; economic participation and opportunity; and health and survival.