Sentence examples for educated context from inspiring English sources

"Or are we here to just put it in a kind of educated context?" "I don't think it's as bad as the reviews said and I think that there's a certain element of piling on," said Ben Sisario, who wrote about the Loutallica project.

State legislators must be educated about the importance of IH curriculum within the overall graduate medical education context.

And for those outside of the gay community, they need to be educated on the context of the word.

If our culture really valued context, educated perspectives, and a global view of the world, many of the current pundits on television and radio as well as our elected representatives would be out of a job.

"The relevance of Andal et Pindal's work lies in its focus on a very specific group which must be educated in its real context if we want to provide an adequate education that responds to the specific needs of its intended beneficiaries," said Rémy Abou, director general for basic education and non-formal education at the ministry.

Youth are educated in an effective context, one that includes teachers from their age range and culture.

In Asia and the Pacific, multiple perpetrator rape was associated with socially marginalised circumstances of greater poverty (food insecurity) and gang membership, in contrast in South Africa gang membership was associated with all types of rape and raping was associated with relative social advantage (having a more educated mother) within a context largely of poverty.

All the respondents were white British and while they were recruited on the basis of their contribution to the study, it must be acknowledged that the absence of including the experiences of GPs raised and educated in different cultural contexts will lead to the silencing of other cultural perspectives.

However, the effects of narrative and non-narrative information have not been compared in the context of health education for low educated people before.

However, no previous studies have tested these claims in the context of school health education for low educated adolescents.

In the Pakistani context, educating the women about the risks of breast cancer constitutes a first step towards early detection of breast cancer, so that women would be able to judge their risk and take relevant measures.