Sentence examples for schools inflation from inspiring English sources

Yet India is also experiencing what one observer has called a "churning" period, as public frustrations are boiling over about poor roads, shoddy schools, inflation, rising inequality and the pervasive reach of official corruption.

For private four year schools, inflation-adjusted fee increases were 2.7percentt, down modestly from the previous year's 3.2percentt.

Cindy had made a sort of cottage industry of showing her pooty to anyone — girl or boy — who would give her five dollars, a large sum back then, before high-school inflation.

In American schools, grade inflation is so out of control that a B minus is a classroom teacher's best and safest choice for indicating an actual grade of F. One Harvard professor, obviously a warrior on the front lines of academic excellence, assigns two grades.

We have no evidence on high school course taking, but the high school grade inflation we observe is consistent with students taking easier courses in high school.

This is not a result of high school grade inflation – the percentage of students with G.P.A.'s in this range has not changed – but is consistent with increasingly ubiquitous placement testing.

There is evidence of high school grade inflation for post-HOPE cohorts in Georgia.

13Sjoquist and Winters (2013) also find evidence of high school grade inflation for the full population of students enrolled in the USG, i.e., the result is not unique to the sample of graduates.

Costs at private nonprofit four-year colleges have increased by more than 150 percent since 1982, but the real trouble is at four-year public schools, where inflation-adjusted costs have experienced a startling 250 percent jump.

How would the Tories maintain schools spending if inflation rose?

Thus, schools have faced inflation that is more rapid than have other service industries.