Sentence examples for exist to educate from inspiring English sources
"Museums exist to educate the public and delight them; it makes sense to feature these collections if you can," said John Ravenal, curator of contemporary and modern art at the Virginia museum.
But schools exist to educate every pupil: the aim of this guidance is to protect pupils in church schools from having their self-worth diminished, and their ability to achieve impeded, by being bullied because of their perceived or actual sexual orientation.
They function as part of the university and universities exist to educate the children of this country, all of the children of this country.
Currently, there are a number of programs that exist to educate and prepare couples for childbirth and parenthood.
Because >50% of ailments for which long-term travelers visit a healthcare provider are preventable and 70% of long-term travelers had pretravel visits, opportunities exist to educate, vaccinate, provide malaria chemoprophylaxis, and prepare these travelers for possible break-through infection.
There is no reason for such tragedies occurring as seen in South Africa -- as the solution already exists to educate the masses denied their right to education, and it can be found in online education.
No equal facility existed to educate Murray in the laws of the state of Maryland.
Now, through Doremus, an advertising agency in New York that caters to financial services, manufacturing and technology companies, Finra is spending almost $3 million to let investors know that it also exists to educate and protect mom-and-pop investors — free.
While classes existed to educate and expand your horizons, entry-level jobs exist so you can pay your rent.
But women were at an additional disadvantage because they were viewed as property, not as human beings -- thus little practical reason existed to educate them at all.
In much the same way that we do not expect our schools or universities to be run by McDonald's or Nike, we should not expect those parts of broadcasting that exist to inform, educate and possibly even entertain to be run in the interests of maximising profits and the returns to shareholders.
