Sentence examples for marginal school from inspiring English sources

For some decades, such sentiments remained restricted to a somewhat marginal school of thought in the philosophy of mathematics.

In fact, from the start of European collaboration, there has been a general consensus about the ineffectiveness of introducing the idea of Europe as a new subject area in school programmes, already too overloaded; there is even the potential danger that it is reduced to a marginal school subject.

The state estimates that under the proposed rules, marginal schools would shrink to 26percentt, from 36percentt, and only 9 school districts, rather than all 24, would fall short.

The relative supply of physicians declined early in the century, primarily as a consequence of the 1910 Flexner Report, which brought reform to the standards and curricula of United States medical schools and closed marginal schools.

Critics of the policy said that it would open the door to students from marginal schools whose S.A.T. scores would normally have been too low for admission to the University of Texas — and that is exactly what happened.

Social mobility is a problem that cannot be fixed by a marginal increase in school funding for poorer pupils.

Others devoted too much time to "marginal issues (like school uniform, dinner menu or the peeling paintwork in the main hall) instead of focussing on the core issues that really matter", he said.

The cuts would fund a marginal improvement in school lunches, notes Monica Potts of TAPPED.

The DfE later added that of the 21 approved for disposal, 14 were of schools that had closed, four were sites that became surplus when existing schools amalgamated, one was surplus marginal grassland on the school site and the proceeds were invested in the school library and better sports changing facilities.

But the DfE later said that 14 of the fields were at schools that had closed, four were sites that became surplus when existing schools amalgamated and one was surplus marginal grassland on the school site, with the proceeds invested in the school library and better sports changing facilities.

He had always preferred to exhibit his art in marginal places: in schools rather than in a museum like the Modern, which he considered "pretentious".