Sentence examples for schools resulted from inspiring English sources

In recent years, complaints of anti-Asian bias at Ivy League schools resulted in extensive investigations, but no findings of such bias.

In October 1962 a widespread strike in southern schools resulted in antigovernment demonstrations followed by a general flight of students and others over the border.

The growth of national schools resulted also from the lack of a unifying paradigm.

It became such that the planning of the schools resulted in them in a triangle position, having the dormitories at the center.

The economic disparity between the village and urban schools resulted in imposing many social barriers on aborigines, which prevent many from moving beyond vocational training.

"It's the same thing, again and again," one victim told the Tribune, which found that less than 10percentt of the reported sex crimes occurring since 2005 at the schools resulted in either an arrest or conviction.

To be sure, the councils have invigorated some schools, resulting in changes in report cards, reading and math programs, teaching schedules and school spirit.

Fewer Black law students graduating from law schools result in fewer Black lawyers.

Last year in Pakistan alone, there were 152 targeted bombings of schools resulting in their complete or partial destruction.

This means the School has joined the national network of specialist schools, resulting in every school in Bath and North East Somerset now having a specialism.

Tom Brokaw joined the morning show and weighed in on the topic of finances, citing examples of public-private partnerships that have invested in underperforming schools, resulting in success.