Sentence examples for relative to school from inspiring English sources

"There are now signs that it might be reaching a natural end, with some small falls in the wages of graduates in the private sector relative to school leavers in the most recent years.

All of my struggles, the struggles of all those that came before me, the stories my Cuban father now passes along to my daughter and her classmates on "bring a relative to school day" to discuss his political life in Cuba and his journey to this country.

For example, logistic (e.g., timing of groups relative to school day and bedtime for young children) and funding issues limited prolonging single group sessions or extending program length.

"It is important that schools are accountable for the progress of their students relative to schools with similar intakes, not for 'raw' attainment outcomes," he concludes.

Age was categorized relative to school-enrollment age (6 10 years) and two groups of similar sample size for children under six (0 2 and 3 5 years).

With increasing polarization and given relative supply, we expect that the income premium from completing high school – relative to early school leaving – might fall in the future.

School participation is at a higher risk relative to within-school participation; school students are more likely to cooperate than adults (i.e., university students or school teachers).

In the rest of this section, we review five studies that have tried to estimate the cost of early school leaving relative to high school or college graduation.

Deans were also asked to rate their school relative to other schools.

In this 12-week hand hygiene trial, absenteeism caused by ILI decreased 40% and laboratory-confirmed influenza decreased 47% in intervention schools relative to control schools.

Relative to comparison schools, intervention schools were more likely to be small, and located in rural and lower socio-economic areas (Table 2).