Sentence examples for education could not from inspiring English sources

Socialism in America could wait, they felt; their daughter's education could not.

His work as UN special envoy on education could not be more important.

But I began to realize public education could not be transformed without great principals who function like C.E.O.'s of their schools.

Boards of education could not only get away with paying the teachers next to nothing, they could make them live in the superintendent of schools' mother's back bedroom.

But his Labour counterpart Stephen Twigg said education could not be improved by reverting to a system that was considered out of date 30 years ago.

A boisterous man with a neatly trimmed white beard, he suggested at one point that a Western medical education could not match his secret treatment for whitening teeth.

Perhaps a formal sales education couldn't add much to that.

Financial education couldn't be more relevant today – young adults have access to more forms of credit than their parents' generation ever had and many will leave university with huge levels of debt.

Disruption in higher education couldn't come at a better time.

The effect on her education couldn't have been too detrimental: Measham's day job is now professor of criminology at Durham University.

America's children deserve nothing less and the urgency to restore high confidence in public education couldn't be more palpable.