Sentence examples for in catchment from inspiring English sources

Milburn said earlier that social selection did stretch beyond grammar schools, with parents paying steep prices for homes in catchment areas or piling money into private tuition.

In comparison, homes in catchment areas around some London schools work out at more than £1,200 per GCSE point.

They cite deforestation, overbuilding in catchment areas, the damming and diversion of waterways, urban sprawl and bad planning.

Greening presented the ideas as a drive to boost social mobility in a system where entry to state schools was skewed by higher house prices in catchment areas of better schools.

Typically the water winds up in catchment basins, also known as sumps, which dot the Long Island landscape and allow the stormwater gradually to filter down into the Island's sandy soil.

The main factors, they say, are deforestation, overbuilding in catchment areas, the damming and diversion of natural waterways, urban sprawl, and the filling-in of canals, combined with bad planning.

Microbial activity in catchment soil was measured in terms of substrate-induced respiration (SIR).

The treatments imposed during 1988 included fencing,planting native vegetation and engineering structures in catchment I ; planting native vegetation and fencing in catchment II ; fencing alone in catchment III in addition to an untreated catchment IV.

When expressed in terms of dollars spent per unit P removed, in lake alum treatment was on average 50 times more effective than in-catchment measures.

They were forced to seek care in facilities farther from their homes because those facilities were considered in-catchment.

Caregiver-Turbo: (Retention) You are already in a place where there is no clinic yet Turbo-AMPATH clin-catchmentchment) is so far.