Sentence examples for be educated although it from inspiring English sources
Some time after being baptized, Mary was sent north to be educated, although it is unclear precisely when or where she attended school.
Such pre- to postassessment is fundamentally probabilistic and requires both managers and stakeholders be educated on this approach, although it is often intuitive even for stakeholders without significant specific training (Webster and Jian 2011).
Tobacco reduction campaigners say the public needs to be educated to recognise that although e-cigarettes, like tobacco cigarettes, contain addictive nicotine, they do not contain more dangerous chemicals such as tar and arsenic.
Although clients can be educated as to the need for estate planning even with portability, the bigger question is whether estate planning professionals will have the opportunity to provide such an education to their clients.
Although it's educated and intelligent, its base and low at the same time, it's witty and foul, like Frank Carson with Chris Morris' brain.
Although we've been educated to want to get it, there are forgotten pleasures in not getting it, as when we were infants and didn't get the point of what the adults were saying: "Living as if missing the point — having the courage of one's naïvety — could also be a point".
Max Houck, director of the Forensic Science Initiative at West Virginia University, said although CSI may be educating criminals, people who resort to a life of crime generally are not very intelligent to begin with.
Despite his slave origin, Bajkam was educated in Arabic (although he reportedly did not speak it for fear of making mistakes), respected by intellectuals and was known to seek the company of such men as al-Suli and the physician Sinan ibn Thabit.
Bussey was educated in Kenya, and although she has worked in this country for a decade, she is still surprised by the poor literacy and numeracy.
