Sentences with phrase «widespread claims»

But even as companies are hiring — even at a time of widespread claims of a shortage of candidates with scientific and technical skills — those with the most advanced training are finding themselves with few opportunities.

Nevertheless, prompted by widespread claims by many organizational theorists about the benefits of more distributed forms of leadership, we sought to learn whether variations in these perceptions of influence were related to levels of student achievement in schools.

What we know for sure is that the failed coup provided President Erdoğan with an excellent excuse to consolidate his power: despite widespread claims of voter fraud, he secured a narrow victory in an...

I thought it very important to share with you all, as he does a great job deconstructing one of the most widespread claims being made, and most lacking research support, about using the data derived via value - added models (VAMs) to inform and improve what teachers do in their classrooms.

Microsoft has quickly denied widespread claims that Xbox Live's «down time» over the weekend was caused by a hacker group.

Widespread claims of high rates of statin intolerance still prevent too many people from taking an affordable, safe and potentially life - saving medication.»

The newly appointed Aare Ona Kakanfo of the Yoruba race, Otunba Gani Adams has reacted to widespread claims that his predecessors were known to have died untimely.

Next on the agenda we have the widespread claims that being comprised of 97 % wax esters makes jojoba oil an incredible moisturiser.

There have also been widespread claims that other schools have inspection reports calling for major intervention.

There have been widespread claims that schools in the Park View Academy group could face more negative findings in Ofsted reports.

Contrary to the widespread claim that vouchers do not benefit participants and hurt public schools, the empirical evidence consistently shows vouchers improve outcomes for participants and public schools.

So, by all means, attack me personally, change the subject, blow smoke, shift the goalposts, nitpick, do anything to divert from the obvious fact that the widespread claim regarding the warming effect of a lack of volcanic activity is simply wrong.

First, widespread claims that rising mean temperatures have already led to increases in worldwide malaria morbidity and mortality are largely at odds with observed decreasing global trends in both its endemicity and geographic extent.