Sentence examples for tiny number of schools from inspiring English sources

Future governments will let it wither away, conscious that too much time and capital was expended on a tiny number of schools.

It was subsequently published in a less strident form, and is still in use but only in a tiny number of schools.In America most of the disputes about textbooks are home-grown.

He also said the report - to be published in the spring - would address the "nonsense" that a tiny number of independent schools were sending more youngsters to Oxford and Cambridge than thousands of state secondary schools.

However narrowing the public discussion to whether a tiny number of upmarket comprehensive schools have more middle-class children than some grammar schools, using data from the Income Deprivation Affecting Children Index, which shows family income level and not just eligibility for free school meals, suits his argument well.

"What you can't do - which is what the Conservatives have come up with - is pantomime-horse policy where they say on the one hand we'll give more money to a tiny number of hand-picked schools, hand-picked by the Conservatives, on the other hand they will cut over £3 billion out of the education budget.

I noticed at the high school level, I was among a tiny number of students of color taking honors and advanced classes.

This again is in a tiny number of cases.

For one, burglars are a tiny number of people.

A tiny number of tests show sex differences.

A tiny fraction of historical events and a tiny number of historical figures ever make it to bronze or marble.

But an increasing, though still tiny, number of people are opting out of this daily grind.