Sentence examples for and has educated from inspiring English sources

During the 1990s Vikki helped launch The Tourette Syndrome Association Annual Champion of Children Dinner, which provides one of the largest sources of income for the TSA and has educated and brought support to thousands in need.

My long research on YouTube has proved that he is not actually making these bands up, and has educated me in the byways and forgotten moments of rock history.

"I don't think there's anybody who has made the N.F.L. more interesting, more relevant, and has educated more people about football than John Madden," says Al Michaels, his play-by-play partner on NBC.

With a YouTube channel and forthcoming talk show on Freeform, she has leveraged a large social audience--some 12.6 million followers across platforms--to grow Kode With Klossy, a nonprofit that aims to balance the gender disparity in software engineering and has educated more than 500 girls so far.

The second author (KA) has clinical experience as hospital social worker and has educated physicians in insurance medicine and researched physicians' sickness certification practices over the last decades.

Our Forest Engineering Department conducts research on key problems of forest operations and has educated many of the FPA staff specialists and some of the Forest Practices Foresters.

So Arya and Sansa have educated accents because they're younger?

I'm a teacher at the American School of the Hague and have educated "third culture kids" for nearly 20 years.

I'd wager that you're interested in activism (or are already active), and have educated yourself appropriately.

"It's about individuals in their communities who are supported and have educated themselves to a point where they can be triggers to make policy happen".

These assumptions generate an equilibrium where transfers of human capital and physical wealth are positively related so that rich parents leave simultaneously large bequests and have educated offspring, which is consistent with the empirical evidence (Nordblom and Ohlsson 2011).