Sentence examples for education suggest from inspiring English sources

Figures from the Department for Education suggest that in 2013, 34% of all care leavers in England were not in education, employment or training (Neet) at the age of 19.

The high completion rate and level of engagement of participants with lower levels of education suggest that MOOCs can appeal to students from diverse educational backgrounds and demonstrate that students do not have to have a university degree to be successful online learners.

Recent announcements from the Department for Education suggest progress on the £2bn PSBP, announced last June, has been patchier than expected.

Those successes, using relatively inexpensive public health tools like education, suggest that other countries severely affected by H.I.V. might do as well, if they can only muster the political will to act.

Despite Santorum's calm debating style, his preference for home-schooling his children and rants against modern higher education suggest he has little genuine interest in open argument and free inquiry.

For example, while some feminist philosophers of education suggest that girls and boys should master both traditional male and traditional female roles and abilities, others reject these familiar categories, while still others distrust or explicitly reject reason and objectivity themselves as problematically "male".

In our survey, nearly half of the HFMC members interviewed (46.8%) had not completed secondary education, suggesting that guidelines on educational status (Table  1) had not been followed.

Gove's record in education suggests there is a rhinoceros in a china shop at justice.

Forty years ago, professor Ralf Dahrendorf, the European commissioner responsible for education, suggested a common policy on teachers' qualifications.

One rich man without a college education suggested that an M.B.A. doesn't help much in business -- or at least in his line of work.

Rodin also offers the unusual opinion that "there is no crisis in doctoral education," suggesting instead that the recession is simply squeezing the national employment picture.