Sentence examples for students were consigned from inspiring English sources

Thousands of students were consigned to summer school last year on the basis of a city test that was later found to have been incorrectly scored.

Based on a test that's administered at the start of their freshman year, 80% of community college students are consigned to remedial math or English.

They were consigned works.

The European empires were consigned to history.

Certain episodes, Ms Lee writes, were "consigned to silence".

They were consigned to the scrapheap of history.

Samples were consigned to the Swedish Animal Health Service laboratory, located at the National Veterinary Institute, Uppsala, within 24 h of collection.

I remember Xiao, a 30-year-old woman chemistry student who had been consigned to an Inner Mongolia tailor's shop.

"Students of color must not be consigned to dilapidated, overcrowded school buildings that lack essential educational facilities, such as science laboratories, auditoriums, and athletic fields, and that may not be able to support the increasing infrastructure demands of rapidly expanding educational technologies while providing better facilities for other students".

If students of color in a school are consigned to remedial courses and are denied a strong teacher or current textbooks, that could be discriminatory.

"When he started as a student his father was about to be consigned to a lunatic asylum," Pirie explains.