Sentence examples for educated making from inspiring English sources
'educated making' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
If you are trying to describe the process of gaining education, you could use phrasing such as "acquiring an education" or "getting an education". For example, "I believe in the importance of acquiring an education."
"Studies show men tend to marry down — someone slightly younger, less educated, making less money," Dr. Adler-Baeder said.
And part of it is that boomers tend to be more highly educated, making them more analytical about which groups they want to give to — and, perhaps more skeptical.
The budget "sets clear priorities: winning the war on terror, protecting our homeland, making sure our children get educated, making sure the seniors get a modern Medicare system," Mr. Bush said.
Along the way Andersen is born, educated, makes friends, travels, writes and dies, but Binding highlights only those aspects of the life that illuminate and contextualise the works.
Among home health aides, the foreign-born and educated make up an estimated 24percentt.
"Our generation's Sputnik moment is back," he said last month: "We need to do what America has always been known for: building, innovating, educating, making things".
In that spirit, the time is now to redesign how high schools educate, making them learning organizations that provide real, relevant and engaging opportunities for students to learn.
Shaw noted that women thought the EHR was easy to understand and assisted in educating, making decisions and remembering appointments [ 35].
You take your opportunity, you get educated, you make yourself economically independent.
Kids must be educated about making appropriate food choices, no matter where they choose to eat.
Educated participants made up 56% (n=2,418) of the population, and illiterate participants made up 44% (n=1,911).
