Sentence examples for schools problems from inspiring English sources

In an interview with the Guardian, Powell said the policy being pushed by Morgan was adding to schools' problems.

Soon afterwards, Labour stopped claiming that schools' problems were mainly down to a lack of money, rather than their teaching methods or the way they were run.

That prompted Mr. Giuliani to insist that the state was to blame for the schools' problems, and should pay to fix them.

As he continued down the warpath against the Board of Education, Mr. Bloomberg said that even if he did wrest control from the board, he still might not be able to solve the schools' problems.

But the schools' problems are deeper than this, as a new book* by three of Mr Nohria's colleagues at HBS makes clear.In this section The box office strikes back Love is in the air Vale of the trolls Join the party!

In 1998, a few years after they met — as teen-agers, living in Madrid — they undertook a project inspired by the faddishness of the art world: they decided to invent "the perfect artist," who, Franco has said, "lived a totally bohemian live, no parents, no art schools, problems with drugs and with authority".

In public school, problems escalate.

New York's school problems are more complicated than Mississippi's.

"She has been there to help me with school problems.

A plummet in career, infertility and school problems are common issues among women and mothers here.

They are very easily distracted, and, because of the lack of concentration, school problems arise.