Sentence examples for learn and succeed from inspiring English sources

Low income can impact on a child's health, their ability to learn and succeed in life.

Instead of blaming the parents who work so hard every day to give their special children opportunities to learn and succeed, be thankful your own children were agreeable".

Some joined the ROTC to get "an extra pair of pants," but most wanted to give back to a country that had given them an opportunity to learn and succeed.

Improvements in these contexts are not the product of top-down command performance, but emerge when the problem of low birth registration is communicated clearly and convincingly, a flexible process is followed to find and fit relevant solutions, and broad sets of partners are actively engaged to learn and succeed together.

Martin Weinberg, an attorney for Epstein, said in a statement that Epstein's philanthropy was "heartfelt and decades old" and had "only a single objective – to help those in need, and in this case, students who in the Virgin Islands are in need of computers and other educational tools that provide them with a real opportunity to learn and succeed".

If Ohio's governor and attorney general truly want to deliver on a promise of delivering quality education for all of the state's children, let them launch an across-the-board crackdown on all failing public schools, including the traditional, union-run schools that for far too long have been far too comfortable in their abysmal performance and shameful failure to help children learn and succeed.

My passion for learning and succeeding had not been developed yet.

Unfortunately, young girls and women ― half of world's the population ― are rarely given the same opportunities as boys to learn, study and succeed.

Unfortunately, young girls and women ― half of the world's population ― are rarely given the same opportunities as boys to learn, study and succeed.

3. Girls step up to challenges and learn to lead and succeed in today's world.

These efforts help keep students in school to learn, and to succeed.