Sentence examples for marginal children from inspiring English sources

Board officials said that middle-class districts, where even marginal children tend to do better, would probably be hardest hit by Mr. Levy's decision.

Some educators said it is actually the marginal children, not the truly failing students, who are most likely to benefit from a program as short as the Board of Education's summer calendar, which is just five weeks for three to four hours a day.

Marginal child workers aged 6-10 are overwhelmingly found in rural areas, with only a small minority (18,148) in urban areas in1997-1998.

Or do the marginal costs children fall?

There is a very large group of marginal part-time child workers, children who are engaged in work but who are also at school.

Swedish free schools have seen marginal improvements in children's progress.

Dome-shaped ice houses (igloos) were developed by the Eskimos in what would become Alaska and have continued to be constructed with marginal success by children of a variety of ethnic backgrounds throughout the northern United States annually during winter.

It was published shortly after the death of Leicester's son, which is alluded to in a stop-press marginal note: "The children of adulterers shall be consumed, and the seed of a wicked bed shall be rooted out".

Despite appropriate vaccination coverage in the Community of Madrid, outbreaks had occurred in groups of susceptible individuals (marginal communities and children under one year who have not been vaccinated).

The proportion of marginal part-time child workers remained unchanged between 1992-1993 and 1997-1998.

There has been no change in marginal part time child workers in the 11-14 agroupoup.