Sentence examples for more schooling than from inspiring English sources

Dentists have an average of six years more schooling than a hygienists, who on average have 2.6 years of post high-school education.

It is no surprise, therefore, to find census data showing that blacks who left the South had far more schooling than blacks who stayed.

He is also unusual in having had more schooling than most voodoo priests in Benin, and can express himself easily in French, Mr. Iroko said, helping him move between two worlds — that of traditional practitioners and of academics.

The average pupil is getting at least a year's more schooling than in 1987; the school day is to be lengthened, the quality of education improved, especially in the poorest areas.

The transfer of unskilled jobs to developing countries and of menial jobs to immigrants has put a new premium on education: today's rich-world youth has far more schooling than previous generations.

In 1960 the average Californian worker had nearly a year's more schooling than the average worker elsewhere in the country; by 1990 he or she had six weeks' less.

The new uniform curriculum will be imposed on many more schools than are in the Chancellor's District, officials said.

Unsurprisingly it discovered that more schools than ever in the capital are responsible for their own admissions, up from 40% in 2001 to nearly 80% in 2015.

The survey, which is conducted every six years, shows that more schools than six years ago offer salads and vegetables and that fewer permit bake sales.

Moreover, students with migraine-type headaches missed more school than students with ETTH [9].

Students with migraine type headaches missed more school than other students[5].