Sentence examples for school possibilities from inspiring English sources

Private school possibilities abound.

O'Shea said he thought it over for five minutes — thinking about his aging parents back east, about the private school possibilities for Madeleine, about the house in Newport — and accepted the offer.

She has done some summer research and I have had a chance to speak with her on a few occasions about graduate school possibilities and on being a woman and a minority in science.

Mr. Basile was interested in the four-year-old Lofts on DeKalb in Bedford-Stuyvesant, accessible to the Pratt Institute, another graduate school possibility.

According to the EPPE Study in the U.K., if children experienced no or poor quality preschool and then moved to a less academically effective primary school, their possibilities for good outcomes were significantly reduced (Sylva, Melhuish, Sammons, Siraj-Blatchford, & Taggart, 2008).

Impact and opportunities: Healthier and more protective school environments; possibilities for widespread implementation The CFS programme, which included 25 schools in 2006, now includes 257 schools benefiting more than 50,000 girls and boys and 3,000 educators in Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo Provinces.

Questions on what health education programs they use in schools and possibilities and promotion activities for the adolescents to be active before, during and after school time, were also included.

The imperfect competition school's "possibility theorems" make good social science.

Both dads and moms participated, and of those who were working, they luckily had jobs that offered flexibility enough to make this type of school a possibility for them.

It allows the student the opportunity to take two years of college credits while saving money and living close to home, making the realization of eventually graduating with at least a bachelor's degree from a four-year school a possibility.

The problem is really on the supply side – the availability of safe, accessible, gender-sensitive schools, employment possibilities for women, or educational information for families.