Sentence examples for education reported that from inspiring English sources

Several women, particularly rural women and women with no formal education reported that successful childbirth not only brought them honour but also guaranteed them a place in the rather competitive polygynous environment.

The 1959 Crowther report, commissioned by the Conservative government to look at 15-18 education, reported that children of manual and unskilled workers were under-represented in selective schools and over-represented in non-selective schools.

A recent survey by Tyton Partners, an investment bank and strategy consulting firm specializing in education, found that only 27% of respondents who work in adult education reported that their programs make use of smartphone apps.

An elderly gentleman with a long history in education reported that he had just attended a large prosperous congregation of most college educated people and they were all happy with their fundamentalist beliefs, the inerrant scriptures, the five fundament laws of salvation, and opposition to women and gays in ministry.

In an interview with National Public Radio, Diana Hess, co-author of The Political Classroom: Evidence and Ethics in Democratic Education, reported that their study showed "teachers who were doing an excellent job who shared their own views with students, and there were teachers doing an excellent job who didn't share their views".

In our sample limited to the 2005 2008 NHANES, 44% of individuals with diagnosed diabetes with more than a high-school education reported that their doctor recommended that they maintain an HbA1c <7% (the recommended level), whereas only 12% of respondents with less than a high-school education reported that their doctors recommended this level.

Postnatally women who received psycho-education reported that the 'decision aid' helped reduce their fear (53 % vs 37%%, p = 0.02).

Last week, the Department of Education reported that the gap started to grow again in the 1990's on representative national tests.

In September the Department of Education reported that in 2009 the default rate, which is defined as non-payment for 270 days, had reached 8.8%.

Last week, the Department of Education reported that 72percentt of the for-profit college programs it analyzed produced graduates who on average earned less than high school dropouts.

Although the Ministry of Education reported that eleven schools had sustained a combined total of $300,000 of damage, the Ministry of Communications, Works, Transport, and Public Utilities reported that most of the country's other major infrastructure remained functional.