Sentence examples for schools means from inspiring English sources

No business means no jobs; no schools means no education.

In education, the pledge to maintain real spending on schools means real spending per pupil falls.

The explosive growth of Indian schools means that many teachers have had little or no formal training.

Certainly, giving parents the power to shun failing schools means that failing teachers will be shunned with them.

The paucity of data on violence in schools means it is impossible to analyse links between violence and social causes.

For one, the paucity of studies on low-cost private schools means the evidence is weak, full stop.

Good schools mean good property value.

Campaign promises of better schools meant visible buildings, not teachers.

"The schools mean an awful lot to me," he said.

The competition at many of those top schools meant long-to-impossible odds.

Poor schools meant that kids were ill-prepared for an increasingly limited blue-collar job market.