Sentence examples for broader educations from inspiring English sources

EVEN the most technologically innovative companies benefit from having a balance of employees — most with technical degrees, others with broader educations.

The divide between accounting academia and practice was originally centered around whether a broader education or just technical training was the best way to educate accountants.

Sexologist and educator Carol Queen believes societal misunderstandings of fisting are symptomatic of the broader education system.

Their influence is invaluable in putting across the arguments for a broader education.

Investments in training and (more likely) broader education could begin to address structural problems.

It was later renamed the Gates Learning Foundation to reflect its expansion into broader education efforts.

After all, the premise – that good teachers are "born, not made" – is consistent with Michael Gove's broader education revolution.

An amendment to strike the testing requirement from a broader education bill, a bill that also increases spending on education, was defeated 255 to 173.

He said that too much teaching was "driven by assessment" during secondary education, with the passing of exams taking precedent over a broader education.

After World War II, leading business schools began offering the M.B.A. degree to give their students a broader education in management and economics.

A school system makes no attempts at broader education and focuses solely on the grades, and students collecting the necessary credentials.