Sentence examples for educated with an from inspiring English sources

Most respondents were relatively educated, with an average of 14.2 years of education (SD 3.4 years).

The work force was and is highly educated, with an emphasis on engineering.

Privately educated with an MSc in contemporary urbanism from the London School of Economics, Trenton Oldfield makes an unlikely agitator against elite society.

Houston's Chinese tend to be highly educated, with an average annual household income of more than fifty thousand dollars — higher than the city's average.

She is highly educated, with an MBA and a master's degree in electrical engineering; her salary of around $80,000 is 30% above the national median.

He speaks in the well-modulated tones of one who was educated with an expectation of having a place in the world.

Chlarens Orsland, who is representing the city, rejected that argument, saying, "What we're trying to do is get as many students as possible educated with a quality education".

The majority of women were highly educated with a mean educational level of 18.7 years.

Tall, ruggedly handsome and articulate, he is university educated with a sports science degree from Loughborough.

He is young, 28, and well educated, with a degree in pharmacology.

"Many people won't enter; they've been educated with a certain taste.