Sentence examples for education caused from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the allure for Mr Johnson is the implication that something other than an Eton education caused his flake to float to the top of the box.

Labour, she argues, should have built up a surplus in its third term rather than running a small deficit, but she says it is "ridiculous" to claim that spending on health and education caused the financial crisis.

The article analyzes the current problems of artistic-pedagogical education caused by the shift of emphasis towards general studies, causing damage in to the detriment of special subjects.

UNESCO (2008) indicated that many governments failed to tackle the increasing inequality in young children's education caused by different family income, races, regions, etc.

Perhaps they are concerned about the threat to the undeniable achievements of Finnish basic education caused by the recent developments and increasing differences between schools.

Mr. Bloomberg donated about $100,000 to political education causes last year, according to his aides, with most of it going to state legislative races and independent political groups.

An analysis of related questions on the survey supports the notion that education causes individuals to be more concerned with social welfare and to accordingly behave in a more environmentally friendly manner.

The EOS also requires substantial immigration of workers into a remote and ecologically important region with little social infrastructure for basic security, food security, health-care and education, causing frequently ignored costs.

Table 6 shows that men earn more than women, more education causes household heads to earn more, and there is no statistical evidence that single individuals earn less compared to the excluded groups (married, separated and divorced).

Māori youth are apparently, at risk, disengaged from education, causing mischief, and falling victim to teen pregnancy.

According to Senate public records, the conservative Catholic millionaire has spent $1.5 million lobbying for abstinence-only education causes since 2002.