Sentence examples for received better grades from inspiring English sources

A white student had filed a suit arguing that she had been discriminated against when she was denied admission to the university's law school, despite having received better grades than minority group members who had been admitted.

Boys who performed well and showed a positive attitude toward schooling, however, received better grades than girls in the same boat did.

The court ruled the students did not have standing to bring the suit because they had graduated, and one student's claim of a "quid pro quo" case was denied because she never actually received better grades.

Adults who had been in the preschool group were far more likely to have received better grades and to have graduated from high school, had much lower arrest records, were more likely to remain married and were less dependent on welfare.

CON received better grades than AM in Global Satisfaction and Clinical Competency.

Despite the common belief that students become lazier, researches indicate the students receive better grades over the last few decades.

In maths, the 2011 results showed an improvement overall, suggesting that 16-year-olds could receive better grades in GCSE maths thanks to the comparable outcomes policy.

Among the issues the prosecutors need to understand better, a spokeswoman said, is whether students believed they would receive better grades if witnesses they interviewed provided evidence to exonerate Mr. McKinney.

My sense is that they appreciated the dialogue we created around the editing process, plus they ended up writing much stronger papers (and, thus, receiving better grades) than they would have otherwise.

The key insight following Boudon's (1974) separation of primary and secondary effects in inequality of educational opportunity is that middle class students can attain low grades and still be more likely to pursue an academic career than working class students receiving better grades.

There will always be someone faster, prettier, funnier, better-connected or receiving better grades.