Sentence examples for Incomplete education from inspiring English sources

Despite his incomplete education, Templeton was admitted there in 1948.

While in prison, he supplemented his incomplete education with wide reading and became a follower of the Black Muslim separatist Malcolm X.

To graduate without a basic facility in quantitative subjects is not merely a competitive disadvantage in the labor market — it is a sign of an incomplete education.

Jin had only a brief, incomplete education before the schools in China closed in 1966 at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution.

The enterprising Bronx Opera has paired this story of royal passion and supernatural mischief with Chabrier's "Incomplete Education," a light piece about a young newlywed's search for information on how to proceed.

We learn that the proximate cause of Disraeli's baptism was a quarrel his father had with his synagogue, that Disraeli himself had an incomplete education, that he was a novelist before he became a politician and was a politician for many years before he became a statesman.

"A generation from broken families, with incomplete educations, tried to grieve as they had the additional responsibility of becoming the bread-winners thrust upon them.

Education levels were categorised as low (no schooling, incomplete primary education and primary education), medium (3 or 4 years of secondary education) and high (college and university education).

Educational level was categorized as low (no schooling, incomplete primary education, and primary education), middle (3 or 4 years of secondary education), and high (college and university education).

Legend: N = number of participants in each group; n = number of participants reporting disclosure to their partners; SD = standard deviation; <primary: incomplete primary education or no education; > = primary: complete primary education and above.

Legend: uRR [95% CI]: unadjusted risk ratio and 95% confidence interval; aRR [95% CI]: adjusted risk ratio and 95% confidence interval; <primary: incomplete primary education or no education; > = primary: complete primary education and above; n/a: not applicable.