Sentence examples for had better progress from inspiring English sources

Firefighters had better progress with blazes farther north.

The government's policy was nevertheless given a boost last week when new "value-added figures" suggested that the 163 grammar schools in England had better progress scores across all attainment levels than the other 2,800 state secondaries, achieving about a third of a GCSE grade higher than pupils with the same prior results at other schools.

However, the national figures showed that the 163 grammar schools across England had better progress scores across all attainment levels than the other 2,800 state secondaries, achieving around a third of a GCSE grade higher than pupils with the same prior results at other schools.

The students are not learning what they might, if they had the opportunity to make better progress in their learning environment.

"Top 10percentt students tend to make better progress and have higher graduation rates," she said.

The report from the thinktank's bipartisan commission on inequality in education, led by the former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, found that children with parents who regularly read to them, helped with homework and attended parent-teacher meetings made much faster progress and had better attainment.

She thinks she would have made better progress if he had offered more assistance in the earlier stages, rather than letting her wallow, stuck in first gear.

On Monday the US State Department said the Gulf nation had made better progress on human rights, including the release of political prisoners.

Social mobility relies on young people having better opportunities to progress.

"Given the problems of New Mexico, he might have better luck making progress with the North Koreans," he said.

Aquino has directly charged national government agencies with the task of rehabilitating all affected areas, Lacierda says, and consequently some local governments have made better progress than others.