Sentence examples for staggering school from inspiring English sources

Atlanta's mayor, Kasim Reed, at least acknowledged a "mistake" in not staggering school and office closings.

Craig Langman, chairman of campaigning group Parents Want a Say, is against staggering school holidays.

Kate Stinchcombe-Gillies, an independent travel industry commentator, thinks staggering school holidays by regions wouldn't have a significant impact on current off-peak prices.

We anticipate that we will need to recruit from 40 schools, although we will test the feasibility of this and be adaptable to recruit fewer or more by staggering school involvement and leaving enough time in the study for flexibility.

One important study not mentioned by Koonin and Cetron is a natural experiment in France where the staggering of school holiday periods in different regions enabled Cauchemez et al. to estimate that school holidays prevent 16%18%% of seasonal influenza cases (2 ).

Ms Willott told the debate: "I think the staggering of school holiday periods could indeed lengthen the period of peak demand and it could therefore help bring prices down and I completely understand why people are suggesting as a result the Government should arrange for holiday periods to be spread.

The Association of British Travel Agents said the travel industry "would welcome" staggering of school holiday dates to avoid high demand in short periods.

A staggering 5,000 schools were damaged or destroyed by the disaster – but even before that, sanitation in schools was often very poor, putting children at risk of waterborne diseases.

In the next few years, considering the country's staggering high-school dropout numbers, and the high rate of teenage unemployment, I would expect the pregnancy and birth rate to keep rising.

Yes, in that way, there is a direct correlation between the staggering high-school drop-out and incarceration rates of black and Latino young males and the systemic perceptions and reactions to them as menaces to society.

Yet a staggering 70% of schools are said to be dysfunctional; 17% lack electricity and 61% have only rudimentary sanitation.