Sentence examples for tattered education from inspiring English sources
The United States also faces a host of problems — global security obligations, towering debt, a tattered education system and economic growth — all of which have the potential to sap its resources and power.
It's the cultural side that I've always been most involved with, but, in a country with a tattered educational infrastructure, it's their education programme which is most valuable – from the examination services which link Pakistani students with UK exam boards and universities to the scholarships to the teacher-training programmes.
To believe the righteous indignation of affirmative action's opponents, one must conjure an image of tens of thousands of white children abandoned at the curb of higher education, sobbing as they drag their tattered duffle bags home, their hard-earned places in America's meritocracy forever lost to "less qualified minorities".
"What's a credit card?" she asked, adding, "We have everything we need".." Although high savings rates can be found across Asia, the Chinese propensity to save is rooted in deep-seated memories of scarcity and a tattered social safety net that forces people to save up for education, retirement and medical costs.
No tattered tomes to touch.
Moonlight, tattered clouds, turquoisey sky.
It was very, very old and tattered.
My copy is quite tattered.
His clothes are slightly tattered.
