Sentence examples for schoolchildren became from inspiring English sources

From the 1960's to the 90's, performance on standardized tests declined in New York City as schoolchildren became poorer and dropout rates went up.

The recall is not on the same scale as one in 1999, when Coca-Cola products were banned for 10 days in Belgium after 30 schoolchildren became sick after drinking Coca-Cola.

When the country's voters are at attention, the innocent musings of schoolchildren become amusingly fraught.

Chocolate manufacturer Cadbury came to The Observer with a proposal for a 'good news' story about how it was helping schoolchildren become much healthier.

The Centers for Disease Control issues a recommendation that all citizens "unplug" from their devices for at least two hours per day; the Secretary of Education unveils a plan to have all schoolchildren become trilingual, as a defense against future linguistic erosion.

In Paris Piaget devised and administered reading tests to schoolchildren and became interested in the types of errors they made, leading him to explore the reasoning process in these young children.

As most Australian cases occurred in Victorian schoolchildren, who became the chief target of preventive measures to reduce spread of pH1N1, our study provides valuable insights into information sources, understanding and compliance among families most affected by an emerging pandemic.

The outcomes of all four workshops gave us insights towards how to not only design blended spaces with and for schoolchildren, but also how to teach complex theoretical design methodologies that enable schoolchildren to become the designers of blended spaces.

The perception here is of a United States where security has trumped liberty, intelligence agencies run amok (vacuuming up data of friend and foe alike), and the once-admired "checks and balances" built into American governance and studied by European schoolchildren have become, at best, secret reviews of secret activities where opposing arguments get no hearing.

A team of amateur radio enthusiasts has launched a tiny satellite into space to try to inspire schoolchildren to become the scientists and engineers of the future.

It was only at 25, when she set up a business with two other women, now called the Self-Esteem Team, and began working with schoolchildren, that she became politicised and began to understand that her bulimia hadn't been about food, but about the damage to her self-esteem that occurred when she was one and her father walked out on her family.