Sentence examples for students damage from inspiring English sources

Faked testing, teaching to test and closed doors to all but the wealthiest students damage any country and it would be great to reverse those UK-wide blights.

Apologies to all students damaged by these events.

The University of Maryland began to recover today from a tornado that ripped across campus on Monday evening, killing two students, damaging several buildings and tearing up hundreds of trees.

Students damaged the dormitories and took charge of a local hotel.

Could we also join together in class action suits in defense of students damaged by high stakes Common Core-type tests?

If a technical problem occurred, the student damaged the AED, started with conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or had language difficulties, then this was classified as 'any other problem'.

Children from violent homes are more likely to carry a weapon, seriously hurt others, drink alcohol, bully fellow students and damage the property of their peers, says a study by the NSPCC.

It said the move continues "to perpetuate a narrative that students cause damage to the community by virtue of simply being students.

A DfE spokesperson said: "The NUT is seeking to disrupt the education of thousands of students and damage the reputation of the profession.

An existing program that teaches students about damage caused by stereotyping, which has been required only of freshmen, will be extended next year to those in all grades.

Top research institutions such as the London School of Economics fear for the quality of their academic base, which in turn could put off students and damage their world-leading position.