Sentence examples for education choosing from inspiring English sources

He diligently pursued a poetry education, choosing to indoctrinate himself on the art form, and lost himself in bookstores.

As women, who have the privilege and luxury of getting an education, choosing our own career, making our own choices, we should be happier but by many objective measures the lives of women even in developed nations has not improved.

Furthermore, they also attentively seek information about nutrition and education; choose desirable educational institutions, toys, books, and consumer products; and arrange appropriate activities for their children.

When our board of education chooses to make the public aware of an issue, they find a way.

They narrowed the submissions to 40, and Michele Moody-Adams, vice provost for undergraduate education, chose the finalists -- with a little help from a member of the Cornell English Department.

Assessment has long been recognised as the single most influential factor in shaping what and how students in higher education choose to learn and the quality of learning outcomes depends on the quality of assessment.

Top of the list in the Zogby poll is education, chosen as the most important issue by 34% of the sample; next comes the economy and jobs, chosen by 22%.

Students who received the education chose more compassionate responses on the PNII and were more likely to respond that an impaired nurse's supervisor is responsible for supporting and guiding the impaired nurse to access professional care.

However, an entrepreneur with a relatively low level of education chose the information technology industry as their new business.

Students between their second and third year of their medical education choose a faculty member to honor from each of their first two, preclinical years.

For this reason an increasing proportion of general upper secondary education graduates, who already fulfil the entry requirements for higher education, choose vocational training instead of higher education (Jacob 2004; Büchel and Helberger 1995, Pilz 2009).