Sentence examples for table culture from inspiring English sources

We want an end to league table culture.

Mr Fields said: "I don't believe in the Playstation/pool table culture.

A "league table culture" had led to a surge in the number of firsts awarded, he warned, and overseas students – crucial because of the fee income they provide – were benefiting from particularly lenient treatment.

"In the ACT we see the current school-level reporting on MySchool as contributing to the league table culture and to residualisation and inequity in some schools," she said.

Scottish schoolchildren will sit standardised national literacy and numeracy tests from the age of five under plans unveiled by Nicola Sturgeon today – despite warnings that the measure will herald the return of a "league table culture" and lead to increased anxiety for pupils and parents.

"Standardised testing is recognised by many experts as causing anxiety for pupils and staff, and it's simply not credible for ministers to hope that the data won't result in the kind of league table culture that causes stress for families," said Isla O'Reilly, education spokesperson for the Scottish Greens.

Part of the answer lies in the league-table culture that now permeates the sector.

After all, the South had a farm-to-table culture before those upstarts on the West Coast even planted their first crop of organic mesclun greens.

When she started at Vanity Fair, she cast off the zazzy type and the coffee-table culture writing of seventies Condé Nast and reëmbraced the crispness of the twenties magazine.

Growing up in the farm-to-table culture of Northern California, I was inspired by people who care about what they eat and strive to eat for health, along with pleasure.

Guy Oliver Faure describes the potential of track two diplomacy as follows: 'On each side of the table, national culture and organisational culture unite while professional cultures divide.