Sentence examples for education trumps from inspiring English sources

First, education trumps ethnicity.

Take a look at why researchers say education trumps income in the fight against obesity, and more notes on the black health chart this week.

The 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair telephone poll of 1,186 U.S. adults also showed that most people think there is no such thing as the perfect man, and education trumps being hard working and being a gentleman as the most important quality for a man as he matures.

In addition to the divisions along lines of gender, race and education, Trump also is contending with defections by a small, but important, slice of Republican voters in several key states.

Just as with his Cabinet picks for health and education, Trump's choice of Puzder for the labor post suggests an eagerness to dismantle much of Obama's legacy and govern as a firm conservative.

In California only education spending trumps it; in New York and Illinois nothing does.

The latter is the dominant concern of too many leaders of higher education; it trumps the academic interests of the players and institutions and the desires of fans, whether it's the basketball tournament's expansion or the insistence on keeping the antiquated football bowl game schedule.

In a recent Washington Post/ABC survey, 62% of white voters without a college education support Trump compared with 39% among white college graduates, a 23-point margin.

Each of these could be peeled away, too: Social Security and Medicare by giving people benefits in the form of individual accounts that they invested in the stock market, and public education by trumping the Democrats on the issue of standards.

"Betsy DeVos is a brilliant and passionate education advocate," Trump said in a statement.

72% of white men with no college education supported Trump; less than one-quarter of that group voted for Clinton.