Sentence examples for ever higher grades from inspiring English sources

But, fundamentally, young people's achievement matters more than being able to trumpet ever higher grades," she said.

"But fundamentally young people's achievement matters more than being able to trumpet ever higher grades". Richard Harman, chairman of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference (HMC), which represents many leading independent schools, said the decision to drop IGCSEs made a "nonsense" of the tables.

If you take the metaphor seriously, "inflation" in grades ought to mean that work of a given standard would be awarded an ever higher grade, year by year.

A teacher who does not give the offspring of important parents the high grade the student undoubtedly deserves will have serious problems and little merit.Such a system produces ever higher student grades and ever lower course content in schools, colleges, and universities.

First, he criticised "grade inflation", the process of awarding pupils ever higher marks (half the grades given to undergraduates were As).

Over the last decade, I've watched as sports trophies and ever-higher grades are handed to more and more American children just for bothering to show up.

With college grades creeping ever higher, a few universities have taken direct action against grade inflation.

He said the system, under which wines are graded according to alcohol levels, has encouraged winemakers to reach for ever higher levels.

Higher Grades, Higher GDP.

UNEMPLOYMENT is creeping ever higher.

Some assign higher grades in certain categories.