Sentence examples for notable child from inspiring English sources

The 1980s, with some notable child abuse scandals, was in many ways the decade that child sexual abuse was "discovered".

Their most notable child was Robert E. Lee.

Furthermore, the study findings suggest our programme focus on 'child health' and subsequent notable child health improvements in intervention areas documented and attributed to the community health worker intervention (Brenner 2011)—were key motivators for volunteers, whose activities, in turn, further improved the health of children in their communities.

That book was named a notable book of 1958 by the American Library Association and was also on the association's List of Notable Children's Books of 1940-59.

This year's notable children's books — the best in picture books, middle grade and young adult fiction and nonfiction, selected by the children's book editor of The New York Times Book Review.

Listed as one of the Notable Children's Books of 1940-70 by the American Library Association, it has remained in print ever since.

In 2007, the book was named one of The New York Times 100 Notable Books, and one of its Notable Children's Books.

"Literacy and literature cannot be realistically separated if we hope to have an impact on all of our residents," said Tafolla, who has won numerous honors, including the Americas Award, the Art of Peace Award, a UCI National Poetry Prize, and two American Library Association ALAA) Notable Children's Books awards.

A Dutch study from 2006, Children's Elevated Cortisol Levels at Daycare: A Review and Meta-Analysis, cOurluded: "Our main finding was that at daycare, children display higher cortisol levels compared with the home setting... "It was shown that the effect of daycare attendance on cortisol excretion was especially notable in children younger than 36 months.

Social policies, such as the notable "One-Child Policy," have been relaxed over recent years (Denyer 2015), allowing for individuals to better seek mates who are compatible in terms of number of children they desire to procreate.

The impact of early therapeutic intervention is notable among children of the families at high risk who had received such care before the age of one: the all have better social competences with peers, less behaviour problems and school failure than the others.