Sentence examples for violence academic from inspiring English sources
Car crashes and other accidental injuries, sexual assaults, fights, community violence, academic failure and deaths from an overdose of alcohol are among the consequences.
Interest in fatherhood is increasing dramatically because of the rates of fatherlessness in countries such as South Africa and the startling range of social issues that accompany such rates including gender-based violence, academic achievement of boys and girls, HIV transmission to infants and maternal and newborn mortality in general.
The schools, Theodore Roosevelt and William H. Taft High Schools, are regarded as outdated structures because impersonal environments have allowed violence and academic failure to get out of hand, officials said.
Proponents of small high schools say they have fewer discipline problems and higher graduation rates than large schools, which they say breed violence and academic failure.
As a student at Columbia University, I applaud Clyde Haberman for testing the school's statement equating violence and academic freedom (NYC column, Nov. 1).
The groundwork for a song like "Suggestion" was laid in the eighties by women who were discussing gender-based violence in academic papers, zines, songs, and in protests on college campuses.
What they cannot quite articulate, though, is how much the divide owes to their growing awareness of the larger society, to negative messages about race and about things like violence and academic success.
The Times produced a series of thoroughly researched, straightforward stories on a local school board that abandoned integration, leading to "violence and academic failure".
As for the violence against academics, he was unmoved.
King's reputation for violence and low academic performance would ebb.
Even a new study indicating that the way a school staff deals with conflict and violence can affect academic achievement isn't likely to save the program from burial in the school system's graveyard of start-stop reforms.
