Sentence examples for educated masses from inspiring English sources

Young suggested that the world was headed towards a showdown between high IQ meritocrats and the poorly educated masses.

Along with the landmark Magnit cinema, a dozen workers' clubs with libraries, games, movie projectors and study circles were built to try to broaden the cultural horizons of the poorly educated masses, while also teaching them the Soviet creed.

He said the west was facing a revolt from within about inequality caused by globalisation and from without by newly educated masses increasingly angry about their fate and their colonial past.

Developing countries, including India, China and Brazil, argue that new environmental technologies are expensive to acquire and maintain; moreover, they say, their economies need to expand pollution-causing manufacturing because of growing populations and the rising expectations of the increasingly educated masses.

The other Brazil is an underdeveloped country with an underclass of poorly paid and poorly educated masses.

They were introduced and continue to be used as tools for authoritarian governance, and are spread among the less educated masses as a means of arousing emotions.

While addressing the issue of imparting health education to an educated mass, this study has come out with very specific observations.

For most of the past 50 years, India has been run by politicians of unsurpassed venality, to whom an educated mass is a threat.

"The problem is that you have got a very educated mass of a population, but you have got completely ignorant, stupid lawmakers," said Anton Nossik, a senior executive in Moscow at the company that oversees Livejournal.ru, the Russian version of the blogging and discussion portal.

That ideal refers to the core necessity of a democracy that is based on an informed and educated mass citizenry.

This may be due to the fact that educated mass may have liked a comprehensive communication by a single deliverer more than a non-coherent message from multiple communicators (69% of subjects reported that there was poor coherence among the speakers of the symposia).