Sentence examples for more supervised from inspiring English sources

"These kids need to be re-evaluated, they need smaller, more supervised classes, but there's no time to re-evaluate them.

Vaughters is a former Tour cyclist who is now running a proclaimed clean program that is competing in the Tour, in a different and vastly more supervised age.

The New York Times discovered that for years, Mr. Goldstein had sought help from an overloaded system -- and suddenly, Governor Pataki found an extra $215 million to hire more case managers and build more supervised housing.

Teens like Ask.fm because it's a largely adult-free chat and gossip zone, a place to hang out and mess around, incognito if they fancy, a long way from the more supervised, constraining environs of, say, Facebook.

To ease some of the strain on emergency services during this time of the year, the health service is looking to roll out more supervised units equipped with beds, showers, drips and rehydration.

Since the mid-1990s mostatestes have adopted tougher teenage driving laws, with graduated permit programs that delay full licensing until new drivers are older and have more supervised experience.

Berkeley couldn't have been feeling great after a few years of reduced-scale, reduced-budget, ever-more-supervised numbers, after the glory days of his early years at Warner Bros. (Though two masterworks were upcoming: "For Me and My Gal" and, above all, "The Gang's All Here").

Some work has been brought back in-house so that it can be more closely supervised.

In quality preschools, children are more closely supervised and engaged in a variety of activities, researchers say.

In a post-crisis world, systemically important banks and insurers are more closely supervised and must hold more capital.

It also wants the "lead generators" – the worst bottom-feeders in the murky world of payday lending – to be more closely supervised.