Sentence examples for stopped education from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stopped education" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English
It could be interpreted as referring to the cessation of educational activities or processes. Example: "Due to the pandemic, many schools stopped education for several months."
"He stopped education at the ninth grade for most people," a bureaucrat told me.
At this point most rural schools stopped education at grade 7 but from 1937 Hagley was extended to teach grade 8.
Participants varied in education levels, with 16% having stopped education after elementary school.
But that won't stop education ministers such as Gove and his opponents such as Labour's Tristram Hunt from mining the data to make political capital.
The truth is that even if the relationship with David Cameron had cooled since he personally intervened to stop education ministers blocking its grant in the last parliament, he can't have wanted it to end like this.
Kaye called for the government to withdraw the Prevent duty from schools and colleges "and stop education professionals being the secret service of the public sector", to loud applause.
Issued job placement vouchers were not redeemed, self-employment was ruled out, one-euro jobs were ended after a few days due to illness, and he stopped attending education programmes financed with education vouchers after a short period of time.
In Mexico, he had stopped his education after middle school, when school was no longer free.
They had stopped their education back in Ecuador at the end of the primary grades, so for them college might as well have been an ungraspable mirage.
These activities must be condemned and stopped through education and discipline," Goodell said on Friday.
We drowned our students with standardized testing that stopped the education process dead in its tracks, but succeeded in making corporations that publish and score those tests very, very wealthy.
