Sentence examples for less remedial from inspiring English sources

And there was less remedial help available for alcoholics because heavy drinking was seen as a moral failing rather than a disease.

The types of data-driven models developed are helpful in predicting whether annular gas leakage will occur under the influence of physical factors and based on the model feedback, the responsible factors can be regulated to perform better cement job, which would result in reduced gas leakage and less remedial cementing cost.

A more balanced evaluation of less invasive remedial measures such as in situ remedies can be achieved by broadening the decision context to include all relevant factors, such as short- and long-term ecological impacts and benefits, residual impacts, and performance.

"A Better Chance to Succeed" (editorial, March 3) calls for less reliance on remedial education at the college level, but it is shortsighted to place that responsibility solely on the shoulders of community colleges.

The SUNY roadmap digs even deeper, exemplifying how higher education can answer nationwide calls for more affordability, less reliance on remedial learning, global access, community college-level workforce training and much more.

Mr. Castro and the plan's supporters have called the higher tax a small price to pay for a program that they believe would make students less likely to need remedial instruction and more likely to graduate from high school.

Touting a partner like Natural Capital Solutions, this toolkit, in theory, should offer some bold ways the industry could become sustainable – such as promoting small dog ownership (as they eat less) – but instead it offers remedial advice like how to reduce packaging waste, make buildings more efficient, and remove toxic chemicals from supply chains.

There is reason to believe that appropriate interventions in early childhood such as quality preschool could improve lifetime outcomes for disadvantaged children: a good start in life has the potential to translate into more of the good later on such as higher earnings and less of the bad such as remedial education.

The X-Man notes that half of all Americans who enter college never finish, that almost sixty per cent of students who enroll in two-year colleges need developmental (that is, remedial) courses, and that less than thirty per cent of faculty in American colleges are tenure-track.

These findings led to the conclusion that remedial interventions would be less effective in adults [62].

Students taking remedial courses have that much less time for true college courses, and parents and taxpayers are getting that much less education for their money.