Sentence examples for fast education from inspiring English sources

Fast politics, fast media and fast education are puddles that will never develop into ponds.

Mr. Anders, who spent 10 years on the pro rodeo circuit, has had a fast education in the newfangled ways of today's ranching, where trout and yoga are paramount, and cows, if any, are often relegated to the role of design elements.

With fast education we get a superficially informed public racing after conspiracy theories that often promote religious intolerance, homophobia, and racial and ethnic discrimination.

Brown was educated first at Kirkcaldy West Primary School where he was selected for an experimental fast stream education programme, which took him two years early to Kirkcaldy High School for an academic hothouse education taught in separate classes.

Even before the government shutdown, realizing that this battle was fast approaching, education officials organized by the group held a rally in Washington featuring a mock bake sale, which they followed up by distributing bags of cookie crumbs to lawmakers' offices on Capitol Hill.

No relationship was observed between any category of fasting duration and any of the birth outcomes examined.> -wrap-foot> *All models adjusted for age, fasting, trimester of exposure to fasting, maternal education, parity, booking BMI, height, baby's gender and smoking.

The birth outcomes, in Table  3 below, showed that no association was observed between fasting and preterm birth, low birth weight, birth weight either before or after adjustment for other covariables.> -wrap-foot> *All models adjusted for age, fasting, trimester of exposure to fasting, maternal education, parity, booking BMI, height, baby's gender and smoking.

Many of them like a fast-paced education filled with technological "shortcuts" in which students in large revenue-producing classes receive a fast and superficial education.

But if you look at all the high performing and fast-improving education systems, certain common features do recur.

Mr. Fallon, 50, does not have a traditional publishing background but does understand the company's fast-growing education business.

For Pearson, based in London, unloading part of its struggling publishing business at a premium could help it focus on its faster growing education business.