Sentence examples for schools aversion from inspiring English sources

Those in the field say schools' aversion to dealing with foreigners, unwillingness to apply for the right to sponsor visas, and general power of the status quo all contribute to the system's inertia.

My middle son, on the other hand, is a skateboarder with a school aversion.

The Anxiety Questionnaire measures fear of exam, general anxiety and school aversion in children aged 9 years and older.

In this study 15% of children reported clinically relevant scores for fear of exam, 19% for general anxiety and 25% for school aversion.

If these findings are compared to the general population, where 15% of the children obtain clinically relevant scores [ 26], then children with chronic pain had significantly more clinically relevant scores for general anxiety and school aversion (Chi 2 (1) = 17.555; p < 0.001; Chi 2 (1) = 121.442; p < 0.001).

Unless you have school uniform aversion syndrome, you can't fail to love the colour.

An 11-plus failure and virtual drop-out at secondary school with an aversion to authority figures, perhaps he saw this as a way out of his dead-end job.

Young Józef profoundly disliked having to attend Russian Orthodox Church service and left school with an aversion not only for the Russian Tsar and the Russian Empire, but for the culture, which he knew well.

The adolescent boys depicted in the show tend to "choose" the drug trade over doing well in school not because they have some culturally transmitted aversion to school but because they attend dysfunctional schools with no hope of ever affording college tuition.

The letter calls for the Department of Education to immediately determine a way to identify when schools are improperly averting defaults, and to clarify "what default aversion policies are appropriate and what policies essentially constitute a default manipulation".

Aversion to school colors.