Sentence examples for education extend from inspiring English sources

Feminist, multiculturalist, and postmodern criticisms of education extend far beyond the issue of critical thinking, addressing much more general features of philosophy and educational theory and practice.

Dr. Campbell's publishers at Pearson Education extend their heartfelt condolences to Dr. Campbell's loving wife Rochelle of Redlands, California, and daughter Allison Campbell of New York, NY; also his brother Ian Campbell of Reno, Nevada; brother-in-law Jeff Arnold and family of Mentone, California; and mother-in-law Eva Arnold of Redlands.

Since the areas of food education extend widely, specifically we consider the vector of household attributes, vector of food awareness, vector of environmental awareness, vector of community awareness, and health awareness to test multiple aspects of life.

Billet's education extended into his second Monmouth stint.

Mr. Minghella's concern with seeing beyond roles assigned by hierarchy or education extended to the work itself.

Mr. Obama's interest in education extends back to his work as a community organizer here in the mid-1980s.

When schoolchildren visit their education extends beyond the information etched on the gallery walls, officials told us.

The Family and Childcare Trust wants an overhaul of the system and, in the short term, free early education extended to all two-year-olds.

But the case for a public commitment to early-childhood education extends well beyond any cost-benefit analysis of child outcomes.

An eighth- or ninth-grade education is enough for that, the court decided, meaning Mr. Jackson and his lawyers are faced with proving that the state's guarantee of a free education extends all the way through high school.

James Bryant Conant, Harvard's president from 1933 to 1953, opened up scholarships to academic merit, and the vast post-war expansion of higher education extended Conant's meritocratic principle to millions of students.