Sentence examples for slight education from inspiring English sources

Mr Irving argues that, though Act 60 would give "slight education benefits" to 85% of Vermont's schoolchildren, it would damage 15,000-20,000 chindren in the state's good schools.

** Pegler's brute vernacular was fuelled by a distrust of authority, but also by a lifelong sense of inferiority, probably tracing to a slight formal education.

The son of the writer and librarian Richard Garnett, he was more influenced by his family's literary interests than by his slight formal education.

Pegler's brute vernacular was fuelled by a distrust of authority, but also by a lifelong sense of inferiority, probably tracing to a slight formal education.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Pegler's brute vernacular was fuelled by a distrust of authority, but also by a lifelong sense of inferiority, probably tracing to a slight formal education.

And though Gov. Nathan Deal (R) has proposed a slight increase in education funding, Barge said it won't compensate for the dried-up federal funds.

At least one commenter worries that Applebaum's mother must be disappointed in her for wasting her education; others slight her for being married to the Polish minister of foreign affairs; still others insist she should lose her job.

Helliwell and Putnam (2004) note that there is a slight positive correlation between education and happiness.

Family economic conditions do have a positive but slight association with higher education opportunity.

Although not statistically significant, by displaying the predicted probability of achieving a post-secondary/tertiary level of education, a slight 'reverse effect' in terms of the effect of parental support can be seen in France and Sweden.

Table 2 shows a slight shift of parental education to the lower levels in rural regions compared to urban areas.