Sentence examples for educations off from inspiring English sources

Lee (class of 2013) and Shen (class of 2014) both had to fight to get their computer educations off the ground.

Among other things, their lack of status meant that they had to acquire their educations off the reserve: they had to be bussed daily to and from school in Espanola, roughly 30 minutes away.

Our mentors and teachers told us that we would pay this education off for a long time, but everyone in America is doing it so it's almost like eating breakfast.

Lina majored in journalism but got most of her education off-campus, covering demonstrations for the English-language Cairo Times as an intern and "hanging out at the Lawyers Syndicatee" where she met many veteran activists.

Investment in education pays off: A more educated workforce earns more money, which means more revenue for our government "business".

Hopefully we'll have more thoughtful education policy in the future to ensure the resources minorities are putting toward their education pays off.

Poor education puts off investors seeking skilled labour.

Tertiary education pays off, both for the individual and the wider economy.

But if one thing stands out, Mr. Kleiman said, it is that education pays off.

You do get what you pay for, and New Jersey's investment in public education pays off.

Abou Yaareb Marzouki, the deputy prime minister for education, brushed off concerns about the fine levied on the television executive.