Sentence examples for schools drive from inspiring English sources

Underfunded schools drive people out".

Not that law schools' drive to make money and gather power is anything new.

"Wealthy families look for good schools, good schools drive up housing prices, exclusionary housing policies price poorer people out".

It takes only a cursory understanding of real estate to realize that schools drive rental and sales prices as much as building financials, Central Park views and amenities like gyms and doormen.

Poor-quality urban schools drive out both the middle class and the most upwardly mobile segment of the working class.

Schools drive individuals to fill certain roles or positions in society, which are not always based on the individuals' talents or interests.

I was struck by "Poverty and Turmoil Cripple Iraq Schools, Driving Students From Learning to Labor" (news article, March 14).

It is one more fiction undercutting public schools, driven by a political ideology that substitutes simplistic bootstrap answers for comprehensive social policy.

But analysts now believe that rising housing prices and concerns about the quality of the city's public schools drove many families out.

Milling has been seen in dolphin schools driven into an enclosure or caught in a net; the animals move in a circle or eddying mass, and at the height of this reaction they stop swimming, sink, and die.

Mindy: At some high schools, students earn credit toward graduation if they donate blood at a school drive.