Sentence examples for new attainment from inspiring English sources

Perhaps cheap and innovative online education will indeed make new attainment possible.

Selective schools dominated the new Attainment 8 measure, based on grades achieved in eight subjects including English and maths, with the top result from the Henrietta Barnett girls' school in north London.

The scheme will be backed up by a new Attainment Scotland Fund which will provide £100m of investment over four years.

Patrick White's winning of the Nobel Prize for Literature (1973) most obviously indicated a new level of cultural attainment.

Not only will fewer mothers and babies die when these women return to their villages but also their growing status, educational attainment and new vocation will shine a light for others to follow.

But the new focus on FSM attainment and progress requires us to rethink our labels: we identify the students of potential concern and we drag them kicking and screaming to success.

The first stage is an initial abrupt jump in runoff in the first year of clearance which is attributed to immediate decrease in interception losses; the second stage is a linear increase in runoff attributed to the expansion of groundwater recharge and the final stage is the gradual return to the pre-disturbance value attributed to attainment of new groundwater recharge-discharge equilibrium.

It appears in celebrations of the attainment of new career heights.

On October 17, 2011, six presidential higher education associations announced the convening of a new national Commission on Educational Attainment (Attainment Commission or Commission).

As a major public university, we are now prepared to credit incoming students for what they already know -- in part, because we can do a much better job of assessing them, and in part because the time has come for public institutions of higher education to manage the shift into a new era of degree attainment.

Endpoints for study termination were extensive new wall motion abnormalities, attainment of the target heart rate (85% of the maximal heart rate predicted for age), or completion of the protocol.