Sentence examples for tight education from inspiring English sources

Even in a time of tight education budgets, stem funding is plentiful: the federal government currently contributes three billion dollars a year to stem-related curricula.

GUARDIAN Milken's Gift Stirs Dispute at U.C.L.A. Law School | Amid tight education budgets, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, contends that a $10 million gift from Lowell Milken — the younger brother of Michael Milken — poses ethical problems.

When government budgets are tight, education is often the first thing to be shaved down.

When resources are tight, boys' education often becomes the priority.

Four out of 10 American households were straining financially five years after the Great Recession -- many struggling with tight credit, education debt and retirement issues, according to a new Federal Reserve survey of consumers.

Kaplan, the once-booming for-profit college business that the Post Company owns, has seen its enrollment plummet because of tighter federal education guidelines.

Where vocational training systems provide tight linkages between education and occupational status, post-unemployment job matches should be of higher quality preventing severe scarring (see Dieckhoff [2011]: 237).

Some labour markets have become too tight, and the education system shows signs of fraying.

At a time when other countries are doubling down on education, tight budgets have forced states to lay off thousands of teachers.

But the president pro tem of the Senate, Donald E. Williams, said that the legislature began its business with a special session on jobs in the fall, and that this session included both a diverse array of important topics and a tight focus on education and the state's fiscal issues.

In a time when budgets are tight, investments in education make economic sense.