Sentence examples for essence school from inspiring English sources

In essence, school children serve as index cases in around seventy-five percent of family clusters (Table 2) and are, indisputably, the largest transmitters of the virus.

One wants to help women sell their unused clothes and shoes; another to teach children to manage money more responsibly; a third to bring the reinsurance market online at last.TechStars, a chain of accelerators (in essence, schools for startups), is known for putting on a good show, as it did in London in late September.

Time is of the essence Schools for Asia follows the successful Schools for Africa campaign, which was launched in 2004 as an international fundraising partnership with the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Peter Krämer Stiftung (foundation).

In essence, the school district thought the family would be cool trading in the First and Fourth Amendments, for the right to education.

He has told Pando and the Times that his methods were, in essence, old school and low tech.

"The essence of schooling, its complexity and richness, appears to have been overlooked.

In essence, the schools are betting that there is a substantial number of managers in other countries who are willing to pay a large premium to receive a prestigious American degree, rather than attending a local school that awards M.B.A.'s.

At its essence, the school-choice movement is a civil-rights crusade an effort to vindicate the sacred and unfulfilled promise of equal educational opportunities.

In January of 1989, the parties finally agreed on a six-year student-assignment plan that, in essence, allowed the schools to remain segregated — white schools would remain white, and in return black schools would receive extra funds from the state, and in theory become more attractive to white students.

He described how his campaign had, in essence, gone "to school" on the methods of campaigns around the country.

After a rough start in school — Essence had to repeat kindergarten — she is making strides in reading in second grade at Public School 178 in Brownsville.