Sentence examples for leavers feel from inspiring English sources

Something that can make a difference in helping care leavers feel less isolated is simply knowing that help is available.

The vast majority of leavers feel that multiculturalism, social liberalism, feminism, the internet and globalisation are forces for ill.

A third (29%) of school leavers feel pessimistic about their career prospects, with young people living in London (49%) revealed as the most pessimistic in the UK.

But looking further ahead, only half of school leavers feel optimistic about finding a job they love, according to a poll.

A new survey, Our Lives Beyond Care, by Coram Voice and Prof Julie Selwyn, found that one in five care leavers feel lonely most or all of the time and nearly a quarter have low life satisfaction – seven times higher than among young people in the general population.

But there are also smaller changes, which cost the local authority little but can have a big impact in terms of how secure care leavers feel, such as a visit from a handyman when they move into their own home, to help them put up curtain poles and other such tasks – typically the role of a parent.

In addition, care leavers felt social workers were often very busy and did not always return their calls or would refer them onto someone else quite quickly, and tasks were left unresolved.

Recognizing that SFES generally perceived having greater demands on their time for service activities, almost half (47%) of the Stayers felt they were spending about the same time on service activities, whereas only 11% of Leavers felt that way.

– Hispanic female computer engineering leaver This leaver felt that her understanding of the material did not measure up to that of her peers; her feeling out of place was due to a lack of competence.

Leavers may feel especially frustrated because there is no single person or institution to blame for their situation.

We omit explanation for leavers who felt they belonged in STEM because very few leavers reported a positive sense of belonging in STEM majors.