Sentence examples for sudden education from inspiring English sources

This is going to be a really significant test because all of a sudden education doesn't matter as much".

Climate change may be a gradual process, but people who live on the Somerset Levels or the banks of the Thames are getting a very sudden education in the value of arks.

All of a sudden, online education isn't something I pursue because I have no other options.

Mr. Romney's sudden emphasis on education is reminiscent of George W. Bush's forceful embrace of the same issue in 2000, a pillar of his "compassionate conservatism" that was credited with softening his image with moderate voters in the general election.

It was beginning to be seen as the worst age for a sudden switch from education to employment.

SARAH FROM ALASKA: The Sudden Rise and Brutal Education of a New Conservative Superstar, by Scott Conroy and Shushannah Walshe.

But the sudden expansion of secondary education could serve the elite, so policies must target the neediest," said Antoninis.

Students at the University of Pennsylvania here give a simple explanation for the sudden enthusiasm for graduate education: the difficulty of finding jobs.

A message on the GanKinMan Facebook page says: "We have teamed up with the Get Rid of Sids Project, Inc – a registered charity doing research and education about sudden infant death syndrome".

Whatever the reason for the sudden reversal of dropouts, education advocates said yesterday that it was a wake-up call to a system that for many years has been too quick to interpret marginal gains as signs of progress.

The best emerging-market schools are determined to go global (or at least regional) in their own right: CEIBS has increased the proportion of its students who are foreign from 10% in 2002 to 40% in 2009 and is hoping to create an Ivy League for the East.The sudden globalisation of business education has drawbacks.