Sentence examples for of education though from inspiring English sources
Education is not the point of education, though.
It has enacted promising reforms of the civil service and of education, though their success turns on determined implementation.
Classroom teaching is still a preferred method of education though distance /online/mobile education methods are coming up.
The demographic characteristics of our population are comparable to those of large clinical trials such as the STAR*D,[ 28, 29] demonstrating similar proportions of males and females and similar distributions of age and level of education, though in our sample a substantially higher percentage was identified as Hispanic while a lower percentage was identified as Caucasian.
Despite their belief in the value of post-secondary education, though, only 38 percent definitely planned to attend college to get more education in the next five years.
My personal favourite of Gove's insults to state education, though, has been the Education Secretary's ban on curved walls, translucent plastic roofs and roof play terraces – deemed to be "extravagant", the halt on building these features will apparently save the government £6mn.
This panel's parents had a much broader musical education, though, mainly because of their age.
Our sample size is relatively large and we were able to adjust for a wide range of potential confounding factors, including maternal education, though because our study is observational, residual confounding cannot be ruled out.
New Jersey has imposed new accounting standards on state colleges and universities and created the post of secretary of higher education, though with very limited authority.
In 1975, he ran for the Cincinnati board of education, and, though unsuccessful, he gained the backing of the Charter Committee, a traditional, local reform organization, in a run for the City Council two years later.
Have university presidents stood up and objected to the lousy training, or have they willingly accepted the "cash cow" status of their schools of education even though they know the training is sub-standard?
