Sentence examples for lost education from inspiring English sources

In response to such criticisms, the city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, and the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said on Friday that deciding to close a school "balances a definite harm — lost education, parental wages, school nutrition programs and possible unsupervised children — with a possible benefit".

We are asked to believe someone's single, simple failure can spectacularly torpedo all the years of sacrifices, all the work, all the strain, all the pain – physical and mental – all the lost childhood, all the lost education, all the triumphs, all the disasters, all the history, all the highly paid advisers.

It is generally believed that the cost of school "unreadiness" to society itself is great, not only in lost education and productivity costs, but also in increased remediation and compensatory services and public safety costs (Wertheimer & Croan, 2003).

"Investing in early intervention is crucial - not doing so comes at a high price for those battling a mental health condition, and also costs the economy vast sums of money in lost education, training, jobs, and often, through crime".

But food on the table will not repair the long-lasting damage that violence, exploitation and lost education will have wrought on the lives of so many children.

Again children pay the price in lost education.

"We're losing science, we're losing education, we're losing valuable specimens," he said.

Without this, they risk losing education that is truly of value to them and potential employers.

Veterans with less-than-honorable discharges lose education benefits, preferential hiring and tax breaks, and they can be barred from the veterans' heath care system.

School boards argue, however, that they are losing education funds from local taxes.

"That's how I lost my education".