Sentence examples for trouble classes from inspiring English sources

At the first hint of trouble, classes are suspended and campuses roped off.

On top of the fact that even excellent teachers can get troubled classes of students, and many factors outside of the classroom play into test scores as well, educators who teach subjects that aren't even tested by PASS would still have evaluations tied to the test results.

The idea is that historical data can uncover push-the-envelope accounting and help predict which firms are likely to undergo financial restatements, regulatory troubles, class actions or severe financial distress.

He started getting in trouble, cutting classes, ignoring assignments, walking out of class".

The state Board of Education has decided to suspend foreign language requirements for high school students for a year because some school districts are having trouble providing classes.

Another survey from the Human Rights Campaign this year showed that the leading concerns for straight high school students were things like "trouble with classes," "college and career decisions" and paying for college.

MacGill listed only another year, quitting abruptly when he felt he could no longer trouble top-class batsman.

"We would always have weekly meetings to discuss our hardships, trouble with class, and help each other out.

"Big Trouble," about class warfare out west around the turn of the 20th century, had been nine years in the writing.

He said Rhamel got in a spot of trouble in class for acting up, something indicative of the twins' outgoing personalities.

Delivered the occasional spell of impressive reverse swing and often bent his back to touch 90mph, but needs a few more bells and whistles to trouble top class batsmen on flat tracks.