Sentence examples for education became from inspiring English sources

Education could also be a potential effect modifier; however, too few men with higher education became unemployed between the two surveys to assess this formally.

Education became a point of fierce family pride.

In the last decades of the 20th century, education became a sphere of unending controversy.

"Regardless of where you live, primary education became a requirement sometime after 1775," he said.

He said his education became more important because he now had a new consideration: a child.

But he was an extraordinarily diligent student, and education became his ticket out of deprivation.

Abe, like my parents, wanted to make sure I received an education, became a professional.

Both her parents came from working-class backgrounds but, through education, became middle class.

In 1886 free public education became compulsory; public schools, a museum, and a national library were founded.

Social interests began to absorb him: the problems of poverty and of prisoner education became the subjects of his researches.

In the decades after World War II, homeownership and higher education became signs of success in America.