Sentence examples for expanding selection from inspiring English sources

"There is no evidence that comprehensive schools have been worse for social mobility than the selective schools they replaced, nor that expanding selection would bring about an increase in mobility".

While expanding selection has terrible implications for the education system, the politics may have been what proved tempting for May.

Prize-winning bacon is cured on the premises where a constantly expanding selection of sausages are also made.

May believes expanding selection will create more good school places and open up opportunities for children from poorer backgrounds.

The development comes during a DfE "consultation" on expanding selection that does not actually ask the public whether or not it should happen.

Such divisions delight Stephen Twigg, the shadow education secretary, who accuses the government of "expanding selection at 11 by the back door".

The latter option will allow you to personalize the keyboard by selecting from an expanded selection of new scenic views, says Google, which can be set as the keyboard's backdrop via the app's Settings.

Under the headline was a striking story with a message for ministers as they seek, controversially, to encourage grammar schools to get involved in running non-selective institutions as part of Theresa May's plan to expand selection.

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Nestled among the expanded selection of salamis and sausages were those by Fra'Mani in California.