Sentence examples for raises standards from inspiring English sources

Making a big deal of staff food helps build team morale and raises standards.

But remember – innovation of itself is of little use unless it raises standards.

And it is the possibility of new schools, as much as their actual numbers, that raises standards.

All the best evidence shows that it is excellent teaching rather than curriculum reform that raises standards, he points out.

Birbalsingh said she was still "completely committed to setting up a community school which serves London's inner city which sets high expectations and raises standards and aspirations".

Sir Michael Wilshaw, head of Mossbourne academy, is portrayed in your article as believing that competition raises standards ('Critics? I haven't got many of them!', 17 September).

So, even if the academies in question raised standards for the students at those academies, we can only say "raises standards" if we look at the whole cohort in any locality, ie everyone.

Now they raised standards.

Good heads raise standards.

Announcer: George Bush raised standards.

Are academies raising standards?