Sentence examples for Newly educated from inspiring English sources

Newly educated Energy managers will play a key role in the unfolding global transition to renewable energy and sustainability.

After completion of education, all newly educated midwives were deployed with the title midwife within the NGO 2's health facilities.

I felt this newly educated -- not smarter but better-educated -- class of people would want something different, and that was the genesis of Trader Joe's.

The newly educated car shopper negotiated a deal that was $7,000 lower.

The prince developed the rudiments of a modern bureaucracy by recruiting the newly educated for government service.

Limited clinical placements and claims of diminished learning opportunities raise concerns that newly educated nurses lack proficiency in many psychomotor skills.

The changes also reflect a newly educated traveling public, trained to arrive hours before flights to avoid the problems that previously bedeviled the system.

Today's 'Tyrannical Majority" of John Stuart Mill are the highly qualified, ambitious, newly highly educated, laid off or un-hired, unemployed and underemployed, etc., who are not protected, marginally valued, yet are the on-going strength of America----the Middle Class.

Perhaps I conveyed that arrogant sense of entitlement that can only come from a newly minted, ivy-league educated economist on their way to join their equally over-educated peers.The cultural compass of America, Oprah Winfrey, had a show last year exposing class divisions in the US.

Each of these finely educated and newly minted felons engaged in corruption worth millions of dollars.

He was one of the first pupils to be educated at newly founded Stowe school in Buckinghamshire.