Sentences with phrase «number of young people»

This includes 1.9 million more children in good and outstanding schools than in 2010, record numbers of young people in education or training and more disadvantaged pupils going to university.

This habit represents one of the greatest health risks to the greatest number of young people who use cannabis.

With such easy access to sexually explicit content, it's no surprise that we have an increasing number of young people sharing this type of content across the classroom.

Unfortunately, a fairly large number of young people with their first credit line tend to manage their money incorrectly and run up credit card balances without the ability to pay.

On the radio this morning I heard a story about the growing number of young people choosing to become farmers.

A significant number of young people attending these services experience high levels of general psychological distress compared with the general population.

These efforts will go some way to attracting greater numbers of young people to develop the skills and knowledge our country needs.

There are also record numbers of young people out of work.

With huge numbers of young people using the service, these features can help you introduce your campaign to a whole new pool of voters and / or supporters.

The vast numbers of young people coming into adulthood mean an unprecedented talent pool to create and innovate.

Although there is a high number of young people who go through police custody, the percentage that we, as custody visitors, meet and talk to is small.

They must be concerned that large numbers of young people never come within the sphere of their teaching or influence.

That number will continue to increase as the world's population increases in size and a huge number of young people become sexually active.

This would not only serve the interests of the elderly, but it would free up houses for large numbers of young people currently unable to find or afford a home.

The report analyses recent declines in numbers of young people studying computing at schools and the reasons for the declines.

And huge numbers of young people determined to go to college and pursue a career drop out because of financial or academic challenges.

This compares to only 2.4 per cent of the general population, suggesting that a significant number of young people presenting to these services are experiencing high levels of general psychological distress.

A good number of young people who come to us for treatment are gifted students, artists, musicians or performers.

Also like adults, growing numbers of young people and their parents are turning to weight - loss surgery as a potential solution.

Without these skills, large numbers of young people are at much greater risk of academic failure, dropping out of school, substance abuse, violent behavior, criminal activity, and suicide.

These sums can not be discharged even by filling bankruptcy and present a heavy burden on the backs of a huge number of young people.

Another big change has been the increasing number of women who have entered the field (Smith estimates the male / female ratio is now about half and half in B.C.) and an increasing number of younger people entering the industry.

I was disturbed to see the founder of online forum Student Room say that after the AQA biology exam a record number of young people took to its pages to discuss the incident.

The Welsh Labour Government's flagship Jobs Growth Wales scheme is failing to stem the increasing number of young people not in employment or training.

When Father Boyle was serving as a priest in East LA, he buried an alarming number of young people involved in gangs.

In effect, the nation's urban high schools, which served increasing numbers of young people from poor and immigrant families, were arguably providing the best academic and, for a smaller number of students, vocational education available in the United States at that time.

Scarce resources continue to be spent on a measure which does not cut teenage pregnancy rates, but appears to lead to greater numbers of young people getting sexually transmitted infections that may have serious repercussions for the rest of their lives.

We need to speed up economic growth in order that we can provide decent jobs for the large number of young people graduating from our universities every year.»

But he says that despite warnings about rising numbers of young people with mental health problems, schools still are not being encouraged enough to prevent «avoidable suffering».

While many report high numbers of young people on their online dating sites, baby boomers, as Time reported in 2010, are the fastest - growing age group looking for love online.

Today, there are a growing number of young people across the country exhausted by using a gajillion dating apps, and a new crop of matchmakers setting up shop to serve them.

Nina Rees of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and Esme Deprez of Bloomberg discuss how our school system will need to respond to rising numbers of young people crossing the border.

Mozaffarian also mentioned that the disproportionate number of younger people drinking sugary beverages compared with elderly people would dramatically increase the number of people who have diseases related to the drinks.

Despite a well educated population (with a median age of 24), the country had not created enough jobs for the vast number of young people obtaining secondary and college degrees, particularly in the interior and western parts of the country.

Emily White writes in The Guardian that loneliness will be «the next great moneyspinner,» as increasing numbers of young people seek antidotes for their loneliness through paid services.

Why do a growing number of young people feel that they have, as R. R. Reno recently observed, «permission to kill»?

First, cases of swine flu broke out before the usual flu season; and second, a disproportionate number of young people were reported to be sickened by it.

One may doubt that this will happen; yet certainly a commune can often come close to the old extended family, even if the reason for its existence is different, The fact remains that a considerable number of young people are now finding genuine fulfillment in life together in this new fashion.

PSHE Association chief executive Jonathan Baggaley said: «This research highlights the need for high quality, compulsory PSHE education in all schools to support pupils» mental health and address issues such as self - harm, which affect an alarming number of young people.

«It would be dangerous should increasing numbers of young people miss the opportunity to develop their understanding of the full diversity of faiths and beliefs.

The survey suggests that a substantial number of young people believe in God, yet morally stand on their own or see little connection between faith and character.

However, one of the consequences of having access to one's mobile phone is that a vast number of young people check their phones frequently in order not to miss information shared on social media.

Immigration advocacy groups have said that ending the program would be a coldhearted step that would yield no benefit to the nation while endangering large numbers of young people raised in the United States who are seeking to work and pay taxes.

Fresh expressions of Church that meet in pubs, cathedrals with good choral Evensong and churches with reasonable numbers of young people all have a good...

«The high number of young people NEET across the country is clearly a matter of considerable concern for young people, communities and policy makers.»

While Professor Michael Marmot has described the current numbers of young people out work as «a public health timebomb waiting to explode».

Unless we put the system right now we run the risk of increasing the number of residually unemployed, only this time it will manifest itself as large numbers of younger people permanently excluded from gainful employment.»