They allow us to work with a group of people who come here to be educated with very different backgrounds, outlooks and skills.
According to this obtuse literary outlook, it is the educated, affluent, fashionable and gorgeous outsiders who are the cosmopolitans.
Adding to the city's optimistic job outlook is its highly educated workforce and the fact that it's the center of state and county governments--both big employers (city government is a big one too).
In collaboration with its close ally Persian mystical poetry, the new wisdom determined the intellectual outlook and spiritual mood of educated Muslims in the regions where Persian had become the dominant literary language.
But Tennyson was also regarded as the preeminent spokesman for the educated middle-class Englishman, in moral and religious outlook and in political and social consciousness no less than in matters of taste and sentiment.
Data from the latest British Election Study shows us that the voters who left Labour for Ukip were older, poorly educated white pensioners who hold a very different outlook from Labour MPs or thinktankers.
While lyric poetry and an urban outlook, with a focus on the educated classes, came to characterize Finland-Swedish literature, Finnish writers favoured the novel, the countryside, and the common folk.
Michael Oh, manager of the $212 million Matthews Asia Korea Fund (MAKOX) says "this time could be different". Kim was educated in Switzerland and has a more modern outlook on the world.
In an era of new-found prosperity, the report concludes, the economic outlook for hundreds of thousands of poorly educated, low-income residents throughout the New York area, stretching from Trenton to New Haven is growing more bleak.
You have done an incredible job and we have gained new members, renewed interest and tremendous exposure through your efforts". "Niki is a highly-motivated, educated and skilled individual who always maintains a positive outlook in the toughest of situations.
His replacement, Euclid Tsakalotos (educated at Eton and Oxford), is seen as equally radical in outlook, but far more amenable in style.
