Sentence examples for with entrants from from inspiring English sources

Schools whose entrants come from disadvantaged areas, however prodigious the teachers' efforts, however impressive the value added by the school, will rate less well than indifferent schools with entrants from socially and economically privileged backgrounds.

The story of Mega Man 6 opens during a competitive robot fighting tournament with entrants from all around the globe.

The event features dozens of marching bands, over 150 floats and hundreds of horses with entrants from around the world, and combines western themes with modern ones.

This year's intake also reflects the continuing influence of Britain's leading public schools, with 34 new entrants from Eton, more than any other school, followed by 11 from Winchester, and eight from Westminster.

Our results are not generalisable beyond entrants from countries with high tuberculosis incidence (usually low- and middle-income countries).

Port health services only screen entrants from countries with a high incidence of tuberculosis; thus, our results are not generalisable beyond these countries.

International money makes up a large proportion of the Rich List, with 109 entrants hailing from the UK, 16 from Ireland and the remainder from Spain, China, Hong Kong and Switzerland.

Bursaries UWL will offer scholarships to assist full-time undergraduate entrants from lower income households (£25,000 or less) with the associated costs of study.

Villanova, one of the stronger entrants from the ballyhooed Big East Conference, trailed by 10 points with 13 minutes left.

The Chicago Marathon is entered by predominantly Caucasian entrants from middle- to upper-middle-class affluence with a wide range in age and near equality in the sexes.

Entrants from the Premier League are more equally spread out, with six each from Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea, as well as five from Arsenal.