Sentence examples for educated not only from inspiring English sources

The non-college educated not only earn less, they smoke more, grow more obese and die sooner.

Haverstock School in Chalk Farm, North London, has been described – in this column and elsewhere – as "Labour's Eton", for it educated not only the Miliband brothers, but also the former MP and mayoral candidate Oona King.

Where women are healthy and educated, not only their families, but entire nations flourish as we have seen with the "Asian Tigers".

It seems to me that it is vital to the future of this country that we become better educated not only for our own interests but, as the Founding Fathers said: The interest of the "common good".

243 It is important that they are educated not only to avoid gluten but also to have a sufficient intake of nutrients, vitamins, fibre and calcium present in their GFD.

The proposed questionnaire could be a good model for interval clinical audits to asses the degree of progress and success of the educational programs to educate not only women, but the whole society.

Doctors stress that their videos educate, not only promote, their trade.

There is a need to change and educate, not only individuals, but also society.

What we need to do is educate not only doctors and nurses but the public that, when a child complains of abuse, they should be believed".

I truly believe the only way we can create global peace is through educating not only our minds, but our hearts and our souls".

Wide peacetime vaccinations, he said, would help educate not only the nation's medical community on the practical aspects of smallpox immunization but also the public.