The US stands out as an anomaly as the populace of the US is comparatively highly educated while holding a relatively low level of evolution acceptance (Heddy & Nadelson, 2012; Miller et al. 2006).
Google may rank a distant second to the Baidu search engine, but its estimated 80 million users are comparatively better educated and wealthier.
Jean — "intelligent and, among the women in Charles Schulz's life, comparatively well educated" — was the daughter of English parents; she had been brought up by her mother on a Southern California avocado ranch, and was the wife of a guitar-playing journalist who had turned to dealing in real estate.
"To keep independence a possibility it is important for ethnic Tibetans to be comparatively well educated and wealthy inside of Tibet..
For most of the 20th century, we were far ahead the rest of the world because of our comparatively highly educated labor force and most of the rest of the world, including our current competitors, was very poor.
This is because the tribal ethnic populations are comparatively poorer, less educated and less aware about healthcare compared with the Bangali ethnic population.
These relationships give west European companies access to a pool of comparatively cheap and educated labor, while allowing Polish companies access to new technology, expertise and markets.
But in most of the business-to-business market, transactions involve complex purchasing decisions, a host of variables, lots of money and manufactured items bought and sold among a comparatively small but educated audience.
They were comparatively young, well educated, had a fair level of communication skills in English, and a good knowledge of their entitlements to health care.
The Spanish Jews and conversos formed a comparatively large section of the relatively small educated elite of Spain who were primarily responsible for the cultural achievements of the period.
