Sentence examples for lost to teaching from inspiring English sources

Time adults spend enforcing dress codes is time lost to teaching.

As they understand that goal, a Buddha is someone who rediscovers the truths of Buddhism after they have been lost to the world, and teaches them to others so as to benefit them.

But others see the blurring of the line between publishing and self-publishing as a lost opportunity to teach children about adversity and perseverance.

Many parents have encountered this — large amounts of teaching time lost to test prep that is boring, or worse.

Many parents have encountered this — for example, large amounts of teaching time lost to test prep that is boring, or worse.

The state has cut the number of teaching days lost to supposed ill-health (the biggest cause of no-shows) by 60% in a year after changing the law.

Fourteen days of teaching were lost to strikes on 65 campuses in the UK in a dispute between university employers and the University and College Union over plans to overhaul pensions provision for hundreds of thousands of university staff including lecturers, researchers, librarians, technicians and administrators.

In effect Britain lost its capability to teach Kurdish when postgraduate funding for just one post dried up.

"Bilingual has lost its mandate to teach English to Mexican children," said Hector Ayala, a native of Mexico and an English teacher at Cholla High School in Tucson who is the co-director of English for the Children of Arizona, a sponsor of the measure.

"By starting school too early, we are losing the opportunity to teach students when they are the most alert".

Eleven teachers who were accused of changing scores on state standardized tests will lose their licenses to teach for two years.