Sentence examples for established schools from inspiring English sources
Data were only analysed for established medical schools and not the more recently established schools, making samples much larger and mean scores more stable.
He also established schools of marine engineering, hydrography, and cartography.
He also established schools and encouraged agriculture, industry, and handicrafts.
"The University also has a long and well established Schools liaison programme.
Cambodian communities abroad have also established schools and cultural institutions to help perpetuate those traditions.
She established schools, orphanages and hospitals throughout the country, including Columbus Hospital (now Cabrini Medical Center) in Manhattan.
These long-established schools have maintained their control of the commanding heights of Britain's social system.
So, let's merely imagine that very soon we were considering the idea that, just as you needed centres of excellence to produce great academics, so you needed long-established schools to turn out fine artists.
Indeed, after years of bolstering its ranks with promising young economists, N.Y.U. had begun encountering a problem well known to second-tier sports franchises: as its personnel matured, they became bait for better-established schools.
Government-established schools soon eclipsed the role of private academies by the mid-11th century.
By keeping girls in school and reducing young pregnancies, WISER is enabling girls to transform themselves into academic powerhouses that outcompete boys from well-established schools.
