Sentence examples for grade raising from inspiring English sources

In a time when most middle-class jobs require at least some training beyond 12th grade, raising the number of high school graduates is considered essential.

The hint of a quid pro quo — a grade raised in appreciation (or lowered vengefully) — is too vivid.

He dropped out of school in the eighth grade, raised hogs and saved money to buy a potato field.

Last year's Fifth Grade raised money to put the school name in big letters above the door to the auditorium.

Think about whether or not you actually need your grade raised.

There is some controversy about the diagnostic accuracy of TAC analysis for tumour grading raising the question whether discrepant results in different centres may be caused by differences in the methodology, patient population or other reasons such as neuropathological interpretation.

The study found that strong teachers in the fourth through eighth grades raised the game of their students in ways that would last for decades.

The rest are former or current students who paid up to several thousand dollars to have grades raised or have classes and grades added to their transcripts, according to a statement from Mr. Kochly's office.

Bensel-Meyers came forward in the fall of 1999 with allegations that, among other things, tutors were writing papers for athletes -- particularly football players -- and that athletes were being steered toward easy classes and had low grades raised after they completed courses.

Using the same test across a wide range of grades raises a problem; depending on test difficulty, the results can be affected by severe ceiling effects in higher grades or extreme floor effects in lower grades.

Be it from drugs, women, grades, raises, applause, laughter - temporary relief always fades.