Sentence examples for education at the same time from inspiring English sources

It is difficult, however, to be a parent and to pursue an education at the same time.

Catholic high schools across the country have produced many of the game's greatest stars while sneaking them a good education at the same time.

Hardesty notes that the book bloc symbolizes not only diminishing prospects of affordable education but the demise of the book as well: "It is a metonym for education at the same time the materiality of the book is being threatened".

'I was lucky because I was accepted into this football education at the same time as Bob came to Sweden and I went to the same class as the Malmo player Roland Andersson.

I just prefer to make sure that we have a restrained approach that will allow a pay-down of the debt, will allow us to invest in the prescription benefit, and will give us the ability to have some enhanced investment in education at the same time".

The teacher said to me, "I could just teach you how to pass the test — but why don't I teach you to drive as well?" So my point would be, if you're getting a degree, why not also get an education at the same time?

Not satisfied with this conclusion, Lucas (2001) points out that members of the upper classes pursue not only more opportunities for education but also better education quality at the same time.

International literature is full of fruitful proposals which, if carried out, may correct the "errors" and fill the "voids" that exist in curricula and textbooks relative to teaching the concepts of evolution in primary education and at the same time, help the educators complete their education.

Finally, for Turks and Iranians of both genders, there was a general tendency that those with primary education had approximately the same probability of current smoking as those with tertiary education and, at the same time, lower probability than those with secondary education.

It has been hypothesized that the technological shift may help dental education to meet expectations for higher-quality education while at the same time funds are reduced [ 2- 4].

Positive steps have been taken, for example towards establishing a formal social work education, but at the same time detrimental practises, such as admitting children seeking education into orphanages, continue.