Sentence examples for educational decline from inspiring English sources

Halfway through his well-regarded speech on education last week, President Obama provided this diagnosis of America's educational decline: "We are being outpaced by other nations.

This educational decline has a racial edge.

If we do not take advantage of this state aid and support the current well-thought-out plan, the costs will be much worse or the educational decline will be severe.

Dr. Showalter had stumbled across an old and obscure novel by Lynne Cheney, who until recently was known mainly for her tenure as the conservative chair of the National Endowment of the Humanities and as a crusader against American educational decline, multiculturalism and relativism.

His comments come amidst mounting criticism of the President from a Hollywood that was once actively pro-Obama; earlier this month, Matt Damon took Obama to task once again for not doing enough to reverse economic and educational decline.

You can fill in the blank... here... educational decline... financial instability... economic inequality... unsustainable lifestyles... stagnant economy... screen addiction... stressed out youth... overworked parents... they're all parts of the larger system that is reaching a buckling point.

Some studies, including that of Wattmo and colleagues, find that persons with higher educational attainment decline faster after diagnosis than those with lower education [ 1, 12, 13].

Overlooking cultural resources results in loss of cultural identity associated with certain habitats; loss of tourism, recreational and educational opportunities; decline in local ecological knowledge, skills and technology pertaining to habitat management; and loss of opportunities for social and cultural capital.

Mr. Riggle, citing the confidentiality of educational records, declined to identify the suspended students or say how many there were.

Bourdieu noted: "The proportion who declare that a sunset can make a beautiful photo is greatest at the lowest educational level, declines at intermediate levels and grows strongly again among those who have completed several years of higher education and who tend to consider that anything is suitable for beautiful photography".

As tuition escalated, educational contact declined.