This is especially challenging for parents who work irregular hours, have multiple jobs, extensive commutes, little formal education, and are unable to speak the same language that their child is being instructed in.
Dan Palevski Ossining, N.Y., May 19 , 2008 To the Editor: Paul Krugman notes that extensive reliance on commuting by rail and bus in Germany allows residents to avoid using their cars for commuting to work in an era of rising oil prices.
Our study species did not commute from extensive forest; rather, they fed and bred in the agricultural countryside.
She thereby imposed on everyone her experience in a high-burnout job demanding extensive international travel and a commute between Washington and New Jersey.
We do work extensive hours there, but my commute is a five-minute bike ride.
According to Claritas, Inc., it is likely that The Greensward's draw will be as extensive as a two-hour commute.
It's a very powerful tool that can determine how we feel, how we look, and what we do and plays an extensive role in how we live, communicate, commute, solve problems, and get things done.
With extensive urban expansion resulting from rapid urbanization, commuting has become a physical and mental burden for many residents in the megacities of China because of increasing travel distances and worsening travel experiences.
Even part-time degree programs typically extend over four years and require three to four nights a week of extensive study time on top of lengthy commutes.
On a more local scale, human movement in metropolitan areas is frequent and extensive but often composed of highly structured commuting patterns between homes and places of employment, education or commerce.
There is also extensive research on identifying cases where transactions or operations commute and allowing interleavings which are non-serializable yet correct [2, 22, 25].
