Sentence examples for generally school from inspiring English sources

Generally, school boards that want to abandon neglected old schools argue that it would cost millions of dollars to bring them up to modern standards -- often more than it would cost to build a school from the ground up.

Its activities range from donating millions to campaigns through its political-action committee, DUKEPAC, to encouraging employees to run for office, "generally, school boards and town councils," a Duke spokesman, Tom Williams, said.

It's astounding to think we live in an age in which a show-runner can educate, lecture and generally school a fan about homophobia in real time, and the Twitter exchange is noteworthy for this reason alone.

Generally school nurses felt confident in the safety of the HPV vaccine and either mentioned that they planned to consent for their own daughters to have it, or stated hypothetically that if they had a daughter they would have no hesitation in consenting.

Generally, schools like to see that you have taken a wide range of core subjects; specialization occurs in college, not in high school.

Generally, schools with more applicants than seats use a lottery, though most give preferences to students with siblings already at the school.

Generally, schools DO NOT accept your license only, you may want to be trained with an already working teacher, while working on your masters or your PhD.

Many students attend vocational schools, and a few thousand students attend folk high schools (generally boarding schools offering a one-year course designed for 17-year-old students from rural areas).

By any and all criteria, separate schools are generally inferior schools in which the cultural deprivations of the descendants of slaves are perpetuated".

"Generally, the school reinforced the mentality that it would be good if you went to university.

Vex robot kits include instructions, but they encourage young people — generally high school age and older — to tackle problems.