Sentence examples for a means of educating from inspiring English sources

Current CAM education appears to exist primarily as a means of educating future doctors on the modalities that their patients may use or request.

Then they will propose a means of educating the public about tribal life in the times of Lewis and Clark.

It was also a means of educating the public, preparing readers for the revolution in taste they wanted to sponsor.

Luce's publications, founded as a means of educating what he considered a poorly informed American public, had many imitators.

David Cameron did not pledge this referendum as a means of educating the country about how the EU works and holding a great national debate about our place in the world.

Just as The Archers was originally conceived as a means of educating post-rationing Brits about agriculture (and as this week's domestic abuse trial proves has achieved much more than that), Hay El-Matar is a three times-weekly drama series with the principal objective of humanising "the other"– whether Shia, Sunni, Armenian Christian or Alawite – and demonstrating that they aren't so different.

Building on his previous work developing financial-literacy projects for the University of Central Asia, Costa has begun organising bitcoin meet-ups as an informal, though structured, means of educating interested people about the potential of bitcoin and other peer-to-peer financial platforms to improve and simplify their economic lives.

If a large part of a population is illiterate, unending flows of eloquence may constitute a convenient means of educating the masses.

The combination of patient-centeredness and student-centeredness as in the ESPRI2T approach presents a promising means of educating students in patient-centered integrative care.

This study therefore confirms that sensitisation campaigns are an effective means of educating physicians and the general population to recognize diseases that are underdiagnosed, such as migraine, so as to improve the diagnosis and provide specific therapy, thereby reducing the social and economic impact of these diseases.

High fidelity medical simulation provides a patient-safe means of educating medical trainees, and is becoming common at multiple levels of medical education.