Sentence examples for schools figure from inspiring English sources

To the extent that it underlines the importance of the problem and demands that schools figure out how to address it, it is a move in the right direction.

You can even arrange to visit schools, figure out what college rankings mean and all the other fun stuff involved in the admissions process.

As some schools figure it, each $100,000 gain in your home’s value makes you able to contribute $5,000 a year more toward college costs, which can top $45,000 a year now (including tuition, fees and living expenses) and on today’s trend line will top $100,000 by 2019.

USDA should also help schools figure out how to address brand advertising in general.

A total of 758 students were eligible for the study in the four schools (figure 1).

Where dedicated pain modules were provided, they were compulsory in only 44 schools (18% of all schools; figure 1).

In another passage, she describes exploiting her personal connections to help Monique escape her bullies by switching schools — "figuring that there's nothing fair about who knows whom in life".

Finally, a Catholic nun at one of the schools figured out that I needed to see someone; I wouldn't have made it without her.

For example, immediately after receiving iPads last year, students at three high schools figured out how to delete the security filter and freely browse the Internet.

The secondary school figure is down on last year's (87%) but up on 2010's (83%).

For example a school figure from the library informed my children that all.org domains are safe.