Sentence examples for education decline from inspiring English sources

Spain's higher education decline can be tracked on the OECD website.

It would be deeply concerning if the UK were to make the same mistake here and let our reputation as a world leader in higher education decline.

A17 Religion Journal A26 EDUCATION Decline in Academic Jobs Listings for jobs in literature and languages, a barometer of staff positions in colleges and universities, are off 20percentthethe Modern Language Association of America said.

Literally, it means the quality of education declines the more people you educate, which is an argument in a sense for abolishing compulsory education.

Between 2008 and 2012 state financing for higher education declined by 28 percent.

A more bumptious poet would rant against poor education, declining moral values and American poets.

Over the same period, nationally, the number of college students majoring in education declined by fourteen per cent.

So as the quality of education declined and wages stagnated, as apartment prices rose and wealth grew concentrated in fewer hands, little political pressure arose.

Ms. Lacey, who was seen as the official with the most experience in elementary education, declined to comment on her resignation.

Mr. Munger, the son of a wealthy industrialist — his sister, Molly, is backing another California initiative to raise income taxes by $10 billion for education — declined to say how much he was prepared to give.

In the ensuing two and a half centuries, when the very existence of the Byzantine Empire was threatened, city life and education declined, and with them the use of classicizing language and style.