Sentence examples for first class schools from inspiring English sources

While there are many pros to living in Singapore — safety, efficiency, incredible food, first class schools and medical care — there are some cons. .

Trump seeking the African-American vote asks: "What have you got to lose?" He described a slice of the African-American community's experience today: That segment beset by crime and gun violence, higher unemployment among Black men 17-34, hincarcerationratesn randsecondseclassclaschoolsols and second class teachers.

He took them in and sent them to "first-class schools like my son's.

He hoped for first-class schools with computers, and housing developments where the rich would flock to live.

There was no contradiction, he said, between a belief in the free market and a strong belief in "first-class schools and hospitals paid for by taxpayers and available to all".

The result is you get black mayors presiding over the worst inner-cities in America, where jobs are leaving, investment is leaving, guns and drugs are coming; where there are first-class jails and second-class schools".

I listened to Mr. Scheffer explain his view that the polite, politically correct silences of Dutch multiculturalism risk creating a new apartheid, condemning second- and third-generation immigrants to second-class schools and inferior employment opportunities.

Scores of hands went up when Mr. Jackson asked whether parishioners had relatives dying of cancer or in jail, whether they faced job discrimination or studied in second-class schools.

The challenge is to combine first-class schooling with affordability and access.

"I feel that to develop a first-class school of technology and engineering, one needs considerable resources," he said.

Nobel laureate Peter Doherty wanted to know if the government would stop making cuts that compromise the opportunities for all young Australians to get a first-class school and university education.