Sentence examples for illiteracy on from inspiring English sources
Illiteracy on its own is not sufficient to qualify, and doing well in school doesn't mean a child will lose benefits.
He finds "misuse of the offending term attributable to spurious erudition on the part of the writers combined with scientific illiteracy on the part of copy editors".
"There is a kind of basic illiteracy on both sides," he added, "and I find it a thrilling idea that people might be made to take pleasure in crossing the border".
Her book is most compelling when she explores the wrenching personal impact of illiteracy on the three former students, for whom Advocates for Children, a nonprofit group, won private "compensatory" tutoring at government expense after they had been the victims of educational neglect.
From the chaos and gender segregation of the Al-Madinah free school in Derby to the corruption of the Kings science academy in Bradford to the illiteracy on display at the Breckland free school in Suffolk, Labour will call time on this ideological experiment.
She readily attributed this to a lack of assessment illiteracy on the part of the teacher.
It has rural Bharat on one side that is steeped in illiteracy, poverty on the one hand and, a literate, rich, glitzy, corporate, urban India on the other; thereby fortifying the predicaments of an emerging nation.
During Booktober, it is simple to take action and turn the tide on illiteracy through one of three fun and engaging events -- a book swap, a costume party or Booktoberfest.
Edward Binnix, the commander, said he no longer helped the poor until they first went next door to the learning center of the Bell County Council on Illiteracy for testing.
At that time hardly anybody thought adult illiteracy existed on a significant scale, still less tried to do anything about it.
Because before he was on the big screen in films such as Mona Lisa, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and The Cotton Club, Hoskins had played a removals man who sought help for his illiteracy in On the Move, a Sunday afternoon series of 10-minute dramas (screened in 1975 as part of the BBC's adult education remit).
