Sentence examples for education return from inspiring English sources

Rampell concludes one recent column— published on May 3 of this year by quoting an economic study suggesting that dollars invested in a college education return on average 15.2% per year and, folks, not even PRINCO can match that record.

To migrate abroad for education and definitely return migrate (respectively to migrate abroad for education, return migrate when adult, and migrate again when old) is possible if the life-cycle indirect utility is higher than the life-cycle indirect utilities of each other cases, including those in (mathcal {M}_{emptyset }).

After the break, students in their first 9 years of education return to classes.

1.2 million of those students – one-third – are girls, and already in just two years we have seen the boy:girl ratio in education return to pre-Taliban levels.

Over time the labor supply of less-educated single mothers, those with at most a high school education, returned to its earlier level.

He said that since they had left home without completing their education, returning to Egypt would be difficult.

Mr. Bollinger, who discussed his legal battles in defense of affirmative action and other issues in higher education, returned Mr. Sexton's compliments.

Nonetheless, there's a promising trend: young Africans who went overseas for their education returning with advanced degrees and a determination to make a difference.

Stanford Medicine X | ED, the two-day conference that brings together patients, researchers, physicians and students to improve medical education, returns this weekend.

She sold her engagement ring for £40 and bewailing her limited education returned to nursing - for some years as a night sister in a pie factory - while writing in her spare time.

The corresponding coefficients are interpreted as returns to required education, returns to overeducation and returns to undereducation.