Sentence examples similar to educational bedrock from inspiring English sources
An extensive educational background is the bedrock of Dr. Hsu's medical practice.
Where India's nationalist elite put faith in parliaments and political rights, economic development, or social and cultural reform, Ambedkar saw educational equality as the essential bedrock of a truly democratic society.
When Blue spots Charles and Hannah in a clinch on the quad, she mistakes them for "one of those tan, hair-tossing 'Blue Lagoon' couples (one per every high school) who threatened to destroy the bedrock of the chaste educational community simply by the muggy way they looked at each other in the halls".
Standards became the bedrock of invigorated approaches to educational reform and were most prominently manifest in the first set of national education goals ever developed in and for the United States (Jennings, 1995; Porter, 1994).
This was the bedrock of the government's employability strategy and its campaign to reduce educational disadvantage.
With your help we will build a solid educational foundation in Somalia – from primary school to university - which will be the bedrock of our children's brighter futures.
This is a very stark difference, because it is a bedrock principle in America, and in fact explains just about all the peculiarities of the educational system.
Trade, its bedrock, is thriving.
