Sentence examples for struggles to educate from inspiring English sources

In a country where income inequality is growing, and the middle class struggles to educate their children, universal access to early education is a no-brainer, if not downright patriotic.

For Maureen Landers, 41, from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, the results emphasized recent struggles to educate her children on street safety in a city where too often, she said, "no one is yielding to the pedestrian in the crosswalk".

Which leads us back to vitamin A. In the major Sierra Leone city of Bo, which is about a three-day drive from Koundara, we visited the Paul School for the Blind, an audacious private institution that struggles to educate blind children in one of the world's poorest countries.

Ever Upward is about changing the conversation around our struggles; to educate and to grow compassion for one another, especially in the world of infertility and loss.

Schools struggled to educate the young.

Just take a look at our medical records; listen to the NGOs that have been struggling to educate DECC officials for decades.

"Probably the most important thing we realized was we have to depend on ourselves in this struggle to educate the American people," Mr. Garcia said.

As local public schools struggle to educate America's low-income children on limited budgets, the future of working families is at stake.

It's almost impossible to overestimate the hardship of Carver's early adulthood, in which he struggled to educate himself and get food on the table while stealing every spare minute in which to write.

But it will have a tough time in a Congress that has been historically more interested in pleasing the lending lobby than in looking out for families struggling to educate their children.

Since the City University of New York's introduction of open admissions in 1970, City College, once known as the Harvard of the poor, has struggled to educate a large population of poorly prepared students.