Sentence examples for educated to gain from inspiring English sources

The MedCabinet is a new product and consumers must be educated to gain market penetration in a market comprised of people that often have a harder time accepting new technology.

An integrated primary health care team in conjunction with a specialist or transplant expert trained to educate and to gain knowledge from the prospective donor has been shown to provide informed decision-making and the 'perceived integrity of living organ donation' [ 48].

All interviewees were educated to degree level, four had gained a PhD and two were working towards a PhD or MD.

All participants will be educated to reduce inter-dialysis weight gain to less than 5% body weight.

And now we know at least some of what educated women stand to gain.

She described how the U.N. program had to educate political leaders "to gain political commitment for heads of state or diplomats dealing with HIV and AIDS, and being able to point out the tremendous effect the HIV/AIDS epidemic was having on the well-being of countries".

It is a particularly sad irony that in many cases, the nations where girls have the hardest time accessing education are precisely those who have the most to gain from an educated population of women, able to contribute to the growth and development of their societies.

It is our plan to host events at each respective installation of the armed forces throughout the nation to educate them and empower them to gain careers, businesses and home-based franchises.

Furthermore, any strategy that does not involve re-educating the media or fails to gain their support in disseminating a more balanced view is likely to fail.

"This program and any other program that educates, empowers Aboriginal people to gain beneficial results regarding their health is nothing but a positive for community and families.

The expectation may be that educated women will leave the region to gain employment in Port-au-Prince or abroad.