Sentence examples for elusive school from inspiring English sources

Beyond that lies the question of how we've culturally reached a point when parents can embrace drugging preteens in the hope of finding elusive school success.

It's a book about a desperate fishing boat Captain, who, in hopes of making a big financial score, heads his ship into a colossal storm front in search of an elusive school of swordfish, putting the lives of his crew on the line.

Official explanations are elusive because school officials have not been able to interview families about why they left, but, anecdotally, people point to the sour economy and the immigration crackdown among other factors.

There are many students with little stimulus, and elusive from school.

Our daughter got to spend time with her cherished pets, taking long walks with them, or pet-sitting for neighbors' animals, while managing to have time, elusive during the school year, to read and pursue her other interests.

She also home educated him for a couple of years when the right school proved elusive.

Grade inflation in high schools is elusive as well.

I have worried about many things over the years: school programs, those elusive milestones, navigating friendships and the future.

This becomes an issue when, courtesy of Loh's celebrated firing from the local NPR station (for uttering an unprintable word that made it onto the air),her elder child is granted entry to the elusive and exclusive Wonder Canyon, a school where children honor diversity, learn peaceful conflict resolution and are taught music using the Orff-Schulwerk method.

Yet the hard evidence for character education in schools remains surprisingly elusive, with a recent US study of seven different programmes finding little impact on children's outcomes.

And they value the all-too-elusive opportunity to go to school.