Sentence examples for a lot more educated from inspiring English sources

"They are a lot more educated than they were two or three years ago".

"It has just gotten a lot more educated, a lot more cautious.

I'm a lot more educated now than I was a couple of years ago, but I'm still blissfully ignorant".

It also means people are a lot more educated than they were in the 60s and 70s when consciousness was about finding each other; the internet makes that faster.

Trans people are, on average, a lot more educated but earn a lot less.

And, if OERs realize their full potential, we'll have a lot more educated, healthy and empowered people on this planet.

Alma is young and probably not a whole lot more educated than her hard-working high-school-dropout husband.

"We need a lot more education in schools, and educating our frontline, our teachers, our university lecturers, our prison officers our police forces, to tackle this before it becomes a problem".

To put it in perspective, though, it's worth noting that public schools — obligated by civil rights law to provide equal access to education for students with disabilities — sometimes spend a lot more to educate students with autism, by paying for them to attend specialized private schools.

7. The Collected Stories by Grace Paley "I don't believe civilisation can do a lot more than educate a person's senses," Paley writes, and this is what her work does.

Schools could do a lot more to educate young people about the fact that there are people of the same sex who are couples and have relationships, and it needs to start young.