Sentence examples for expected education from inspiring English sources

While the move had been expected, education officials disclosed yesterday that not all of the costs of developing the site and deploying the computer hardware were expected to be covered by a separate board-associated commercial site that would generate revenue through advertising and corporate sponsorships.

As expected, education is positively associated with farmers' climate change perception and adaptation decision suggesting that educated farmers tend to better recognize the risks associated with climate change.

As expected, education was consistently related to health literacy measures.

As expected, education was positively associated with using any health services (AOR = 1.31, 95% CI: 1.17, 1.46).

As expected, education seems to play an important role in both knowledge and attitudes towards oral health.

As expected, education level was found to be significantly associated with utilization of any type of formal healthcare provider.

Expect education amid the lunacy: children will learn about astronomers and compete in moon trivia contests.

In a typical morality drama we would know what to expect: education will be a good thing, missing school will be a bad thing.

While Senator Gregg said he did not expect education policy to "radically change," the new balance of power here is likely to mean a shift in priorities.

The first extends education too widely and imposes it on a population that may not want or need it, while the second expects education to surrender any claim to autonomy and submit to the imperatives of the state.

Of course that is not to say we don't expect education to lead to further career and life opportunities, but it is to insist that the rules of the classroom are not the rules of the marketplace.