Sentence examples for education compared with from inspiring English sources

Overall, PRAMS may have over-represented married, Irish, educated women [80% had a third level education compared with 36% nationally based on SLAN 2006 [ 29].

Native Swedes are generally better educated: About 77 % have at least upper-secondary education, compared with 61 77 % for immigrants.

Around a quarter go on to higher education, compared with 45% in the UK.

First, the federal government is a relatively minor player in education compared with the state and local governments.

In 1910, almost a quarter of major leaguers had some college education, compared with 5percentt of the population.

Congress approved 2,306 earmarks last year for higher education, compared with 223 in 1990, The Chronicle said.

Just 71% of Britain's late teenagers are in education, compared with 86% in France.

Statistics show that Japan's government has spent little on education compared with other industrialised countries.

OECD countries spend 1.6% of GDP on higher education, compared with 1.3% in 2000.

Venezuela used to score well on education, compared with its neighbours.

As Lincoln's MP, I have been struck by the underperformance of boys in education compared with girls.