Sentence examples for education hard from inspiring English sources

A third of the expatriates were college-educated; the brain drain hit healthcare, science, and higher education hard.

They are not aware they are being educated, so it is particularly good for children who have found formal education hard; but it stretches the academic children too.

And education, hard work and living within our means are valued and rewarded," he said.

And education, hard work, and living within our means are valued and rewarded.

For all their poverty, most people still pride themselves on education, hard work and tolerance.

That humiliation resounded with every black person who's ever felt that their qualifications were questioned despite years of education, hard work, and sacrifice.

They stood up for classical education, hard-earned knowledge, experience and prudence.

It is hollowing out the middle class, making higher education harder for most students to afford without incurring massive debt and giving a handful of individuals far too much influence over our government.

Neither the opponents nor the proponents of lay cancer education had hard evidence regarding whether the high-visibility, hard-sell approach they identified with American campaigns would succeed or fail in the British context.

She instilled in me the notion that I had to achieve, that the only way forward England had to offer was education - hard work and discipline.

Fifty years ago, a solid education and hard work were enough to guarantee upward mobility.