Sentence examples for schools merely from inspiring English sources
Arthur Levitt, then the president of the New York City Board of Education, responded that the schools merely reflected residential patterns: children who attended overwhelmingly black schools lived in overwhelmingly black neighborhoods.
While there are plenty of things that need improvement in our schools, merely declaring a crisis does little to fix them.
We are, or used to be, forced to read Dickens at school, merely because the novels seethed with children, but the tutelage was wrong.
Some critics have asserted that the school merely represents the mayor's future political ambitions, giving him a Man of Steel image that contrasts with the more familiar one of tai chi lessons in his downtown loft.
Nor would I consider stooping to promote the glories of Sarah Lawrence College, a gem-like liberal arts school, merely because my contract to teach there is currently up for renewal.
Konopek notes that a rifle inside the school merely increases an officer's access to firearms as necessary.
In the study done in the US by Banikarim et al, dysmenorrhea was the leading cause of short-term school absenteeism [ 24] which is similar to our study in which about 48.8% of those suffering from dysmenorrhea had reported to be absent from school merely due to the pain.
As teachers never keen on parental choice and Labour's old guard like to point out, parents do not have the right to choose a school, but merely to "express a preference".
But the biggest teaching union said schools could merely ignore the "weak" orders, adding legislation was needed.
As the problem spirals out of control, this one-dimensional response, which includes the government's Prevent policy in schools, seems merely to be repeated more aggressively.
Marco Ventura, a professor of law and religion at the Universities of Louvain and Siena, believes Article 33 does not ban public subsidies to church schools; it merely establishes that private schools have no entitlement to funding.
