Sentence examples for school indicating from inspiring English sources

I sent documents to the school indicating that more than 90percentt of Chicana/os live in cities and towns, but the celebration proceeded as planned.

Even though a majority said that they self treated because they felt their problems were minor, a large proportion of them also said that the illness prevented them from attending work or school, indicating a more severe illness.

Correlations between scales from the same domain were very high in the case of Family, Peers, and School, indicating that the scores on one scale will generally be consistent with those on another from that domain.

Post-hoc analysis revealed that 29 of these 50 patients (60.4%) had followed or were pursuing vocational high school, indicating that this problem may be related with a lower level of education.

They were sampled using the database of 359 public high schools in the Province excluding those with Grade 12 pass rates below 40%% (1 school) indicating their inability to deliver on their core educational mandate, and above 97%% (33 schools) indicating well-resourced schools already able to offer students the types of interventions proposed by PREPARE.

However, a 2006 survey of school children aged 13-15 years showed that just under half of respondents reported being taught about HIV in school, indicating that knowledge of HIV/AIDS, while still low, is higher for children coming-of-age over the next 5 years [ 16].

Re "I Think, Therefore IM" (Sept . 19: That children use IM argot in school indicates not only that they chat online but also that they do not read.

A Web site affiliated with the school indicated that Mr. Rodriguez was an aspiring chef and included pictures of him baking cakes with fellow students and accepting an award.

University officials have said a continuing internal audit by the business school indicates that as many as 70 or so students may have received degrees over the last decade despite insufficient credits.

But new information from Colonel Penkovsky, who was not only an intelligence officer but had also been trained at an elite artillery and missile school, indicated that the balance of missiles was actually greatly in America's favor.

The positive sign of the variable "Number of years in school" indicates that migrants with higher education are more likely to stay permanently in the cities and hence increase the migration intensity.