Sentence examples for higher attainment from inspiring English sources

All these schools had set higher attainment targets to challenge the students and staff.

Nick Gibb may quibble – the schools minister was reported to have described attempts to develop classroom speaking as "encouraging idle chatter [pdf]" – but evidence of the link between oracy and higher attainment is firmly established.

In a survey of five million employees worldwide, Gallup found that a minimum of once weekly is the proper frequency for praise and recognition — i.e., it results in 56% higher attainment of customer loyalty, 38% higher results in productivity, and 50% lower employee turnover.

Despite that, it is also clear, a) that medical acceptances have higher attainment than those not accepted, and b) that both in applicants and in acceptances, the NW candidates have significantly lower levels of achievement than the W candidates.

He himself had said that the higher Attainments were elusive, difficult, and, as if they had personalities of their own, they were given to teasing us with simulacra of themselves.

"To let understanding stop at what cannot be understood is a high attainment.

The highest attainment gap is found in relatively affluent areas in the south-east – Wokingham (42.5%) and Buckinghamshire (39.6%).

Wybron said a high attainment gap in a relatively affluent area could be explained by a smaller number of pupils on free school meals.

The Ph.D. degree is conferred upon evidence of high attainment in Geophysics and ability to conduct an independent investigation and present the results of such research.

The Ph.D. is conferred upon candidates who have demonstrated substantial scholarship, high attainment in a particular field of knowledge, and the ability to conduct independent research.

It was this faith which induced him, a man of the highest attainment in the field of pure scientific research, to devote himself, as he did unreservedly, to our work.