Sentence examples similar to educated preferring from inspiring English sources

In other words, those who are less educated prefer to migrate in order to earn more.

Others (more urban and/or more highly educated) preferred to take the initiative themselves.

Aging village doctors were less educated, preferred mixed practicing methods, and were less likely to be directors of village clinics than younger doctors.

On the other hand, Indian households deviate from English households as follows: Uneducated households prefer larger families, whereas the best educated households prefer smaller families.

The book-men, the educated class, prefer Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, 66, a former World Bank economist.

Sarah and others I talked to in the privileged, educated set preferred not to use their full names.

These characters were viewed weekly by young people who were educated to prefer the black presidents over our real white president.

In Florida, college educated whites preferred all four of the Republicans to Obama on the economy, but Romney's advantage over the president was nearly double that of any of his rivals.

Men of the educated classes prefer light cotton trousers called pajamas (from which the English word originates) and a kind of collarless knee-length shirt known as a panjabi.

The King James karaoke nights, common to households where long familiarity with the stories meant that everyone joined in the refrains, built a confidence with language that the educated classes prefer to imagine as their own.

The very educated may prefer to consult with their doctor for individualized treatment (Bauer et al. 2016).