Edgeworth in a sentence

The town was founded by the Edgeworth family, which included the renowned novelist Maria Edgeworth.

Comrey Edgeworth and Tom Donnell nudged the ball around before Edgeworth was dismissed leg before.

In Edgeworth's Irish novels, education is the key to both individual and national improvement, according to Edgeworth, "it is the foundation of the well-governed estate and the foundation of the well-governed nation".

There is an alternative literary answer to explain Edgeworth's cultural roots and ideological aims which shifts focus away from Edgeworth's familial, psychological, and cultural predicaments to the formal paradigms by which her work has been judged.

Another new route 264 connects Minmi, West Wallsend, Holmesville, Cameron Park, Edgeworth, Glendale, Cardiff, Garden Suburb and Kotara and provides links to Cardiff Station.

Charlestown, Edgeworth, Warners Bay and Belmont rounded out the top five suburbs for the highest value of approved development in the financial year.

Four candidates seek three four-year seats on Edgeworth council, according to the Allegheny County Office of Elections unofficial candidate list.

Gwen Strickland discusses her mother Bettie Cole’s book “Their Story: The History of Blacks/African-Americans in Sewickley & Edgeworth” at a February event that spurred a documentary on Sewickley’s early African American residents.

However, councillor Paul Edgeworth, leader of the Wearside Liberal Democrats, criticised the move to appoint a new leader as “an absolute absurdity and an insult to democracy in Sunderland”.

She said rather than just decommissioning the Edgeworth CSC, which could occur later this year, staff have put forward a request to have another local office opened in its place.

Sunday worship is at 10 a.m.; Sunday school at 9 a.m. Weekly Bible study is at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at the Edgeworth Eat’n Park.

The 11.4 hectares at Edgeworth, known colloquially as the "Transfield Estate", is encircled by housing and is bordered by Minmi Road, Transfield Avenue and Tarkalong Street and is owned by Twin Rivers Development.

According to his wife, Larry Edgeworth had other health issues before contracting the coronavirus.

Sure enough, researchers were able to locate a dimming pattern created by an Edgeworth-Kuiper belt object with a radius of 1.3 km.

A close analysis of the alterations which Edgeworth's style underwent when it was pressed into the service of overt didacticism should serve to illuminate the relationship between prose technique and didactic purpose in her work.

A generalization of the Bertrand model is the Bertrand–Edgeworth model that allows for capacity constraints and more general cost functions.

Both Edgeworth and Austen argue that women are crucial to the development of the nation; moreover, they portray women as rational beings who should choose companionate marriage.

Critics have responded to Edgeworth's eccentricities by attributing them to something more deep-seated, temperamental, and psychological.

During the Irish Famine Edgeworth insisted that only those of her tenants who had paid their rent in full would receive relief.

Edgeworth's first published work was Letters for Literary Ladies in 1795.