Sentence examples for regular absence from inspiring English sources

Absenteeism has risen, according to a parliamentary report, as regular absence has been legitimised.

When the government introduced the changes it argued that regular absence from school put children's learning at a severe disadvantage.

My husband went to work, and I went to do all kinds of things and felt embarrassed by my regular absence, so I quit the job" (Mrs. Ping).4 Mrs. Ping's qualification was of the secondary school level.

BBC WM's Mike Taylor: "The regular absence of a number of senior players was often cited as a reason why Warwickshire's title challenge last year didn't really get started.

"On many occasions the living conditions of these children are very hard, marked by poverty and the regular absence of parents," echoes Rania Bentevi, a deputy director at the school who's specialized in teaching children with learning difficulties.

Visiting the cattle market, involving regular absence from the village, seemed to be negatively associated with HAT (borderline statistical significance, OR 0.48, CI95 0.22–1.01, p = 0.053).

John Spencer says he remembers desultory games of catch as a boy whenever his father felt guilty about his regular absences.

But her regular absences from work while she was dealing with her bipolarity were a worry for Isabella.

Even in their regular absences from the Garden, Smotkin, Sullivan and all the no-shows are part of Knick regular-season and playoff sellout history.

The byproduct of Castillo's regular absences has been the production of his replacement, Damion Easley, who batted.340 last month.

This was a 10th match in succession without a clean sheet and the central defensive partnership of David Luiz and Gary Cahill, so often a first-choice pairing given Terry's regular absences, has yielded 20 goals in the 10 games they have started this term.