Sentence examples for terms of schooling from inspiring English sources

Out of 31 terms of schooling [including prep school], I only enjoyed the last".

We retire young (in our 30s), and often need to start over in terms of schooling and careers.

And while Southampton is not Barcelona in terms of schooling a whole team to take on and win the World Cup and the Champions League, its record is pretty impressive.

As for Britain, where the topic is a staple of political debate, it sits below the chart's average.America's reputation as the land of opportunity looks frayed too, with low upward movement in terms of schooling and high downward mobility.

For example, I've repeatedly encountered non-religious Dutch who see no difference between a religion and a belief or opinion, and feel that religions therefore don't deserve any kind of special consideration, be it in terms of schooling, of exemptions from public rules and duties, or of conversational deference or respect.

The basic assumption is that close to the cutoff point, students only differ in terms of schooling but not age.

The obviously better outcome, in terms of schools and children, is that government restores the funding".

"Arranging paintings in terms of schools and countries was a 19th-century invention," Mr. Elderfield said.

Local authorities need an oversight role in terms of school place planning, admissions, standards and exclusions.

When we first met her daughter, Aisha, had missed two terms of school.

"It's not experts, in terms of school desegregation or the achievement gap.