Sentence examples for schooling tends to from inspiring English sources

More schooling tends to reduce weight, but by a relatively modest amount.

An increase in schooling tends to increase income, so weight might go up on both accounts.

Otherwise, the "schooling" tends to be free-form, with experiences taking precedence.

Schooling tends to be a blessing and a curse.

As shown in Table 2, with an increasing number of siblings, the average years of schooling tends to decline.

Campante and Chor (2012) show evidence that, in countries that are relatively land-abundant, individual schooling tends to be more strongly associated with political activity, particularly for "conflictual" modes of activity such as demonstrations.

He was right that building schools tends to promote stability more than dropping bombs.

"Autonomy of schools tends to mean autonomy of headteachers," he says.

Yvonne Patterson Quirk, president of the Islip N.A.A.C.P., said: "Removing students from public schools tends to divide the community.

The incursion of shiny new schools tends to take a sledge hammer to morale.

UC Irvine's law school tends to steer students toward public advocacy work.