Sentence examples for truncated education from inspiring English sources

Perry said he wanted to overturn the idea of Essex women as seen in the TV show The Only Way Is Essex and he has designed artworks to trace Julie's Essex everywoman journey as she "encountered life's ordinary triumphs and tragedies; a difficult childhood, young love, a truncated education, children, divorce and finally fulfilment in her career and love life".

18 19 In particular, early child bearing has been attributed to higher rates of maternal and child mortality, truncated education, larger family sizes, which, in turn, leads to an increase in population.

People are poor because of truncated educational opportunities.

It has truncated the education of 3.9 million children and teenagers, who "are unable to access quality education opportunities because of the drought", she said.

A British public-school education, albeit truncated?

His education was truncated when his father officially changed the year of Ahmed's birth to 1916 so that he could return to work on the farm.

A member of the generation whose education was truncated by the Cultural Revolution, he spent his teens doing forced labor in the countryside instead of attending school; he learned by himself from whatever books came his way.

We looked for evidence of any "treatment infidelity" by assessing whether the education specialist truncated activities in one group and not in another, whether she allotted more time to either group for any defining features of the lessons, and whether she treated either group preferentially in affective terms.

The school year is truncated – only three days of intense education – and the students come from all walks of life.

For his many flaws, including a heavy-handed, flamboyant political style and suggestions he might have been attempting to engineer an indefinite hold on power, Zelaya increased spending on education and healthcare during his truncated administration, the report notes.

These terms include truncated search on random* and MeSH terms relating to medical education (eg, Education, Professional).