Sentence examples for educated during from inspiring English sources

Since Heal the Bay began operating the Aquarium, more than 300,000 visitors have been visited during public hours and approximately 92,300 students have been educated during in-house education programs (http://www.healthebay.org/smpa/edupgms/default.asp).asp

In sum, the descriptive analysis shows that, after the EEA was formed in 1994, the number of immigrants from the EU-15 increased slightly, with an increase in the share of low-educated immigrants and decrease in the share of the middle and highly educated during 1994 to 1995, although the absolute number of immigrants in each education level grew.

Afghans here included doctors, lawyers, teachers and other professional women, many of them 40 and older, who had been educated during the Soviet occupation or earlier.

Many of them were educated during long years when they were told what to produce and forbidden to produce what they wanted… Most artwork is excellent, but it lacks soul".

The children were educated, during their early life, at home, except for a single year that Charlotte and Emily spent at the Clergy Daughters Schooll at Cowan Bridge in Lancashire.

Born and educated during the last years of the Ming dynasty (1368 1644), Wang was an ardent patriot who bitterly resisted the invasion of China by the Manchu tribes of Manchuria and their subsequent establishment of the Qing dynasty.

Research has shown that rats that have learned, via painful experience, to be afraid of a particular stimulus, can be re-educated during the reconsolidation window and their fear extinguished.

Reading, and writing, became a lifeline for educated women during their years of confinement.

Reviled for his educated status during the Cultural Revolution, Dr. Xu's father was sent to a labor camp; his mother was publicly persecuted.

This friction between "civilised" artistry and "savage" man-eating looks rather different if we remind ourselves of the very strange things done with human skulls and bodies by educated Christians during the peak of Britain's artistic and scientific revolutions.

NEW DELHI Indiaia's increasing wealth and improving literacy are apparently contributing to a national crisis of "missing girls," with the number of sex-selective abortions up sharply among more affluent, educated families during the past two decades, according to a new study.