Sentence examples for schools making from inspiring English sources

Mr Piñera, himself a businessman, has no qualms about schools making a profit.

These students are then overrepresented in regular public schools, making comparisons between the two sectors unfair.

So what positive changes are schools making now and what's next on the school dinners agenda?

Others have applied to graduate and professional schools, making admission unusually difficult over the last year.

The top 20 was dominated by state grammar schools, with just four independent schools making the list.

And even at some of the schools making official statements or adjusting schedules, some parents see it as lip service.

He is in a district with some of the city's most crowded schools, making education his campaign's focus.

Adequate centralized funding of public schools, making a city school sufficiently adequate to preclude the need for choice, is much more sensible.

As state schools began breaking up for the summer, teachers' leaders said recent high temperatures were a "major problem" for schools, making pupils lethargic and unable to concentrate.

Are the tests administered by schools making students smarter and more educated, or just making us think we know how to evaluate education?

Abandoning the restrictions on schools making profits will do little to boost the pre-election relationship between the Conservatives and their Liberal Democrat coalition partners.