Although he was raised by his widowed mother in industrial Manchester and was not extensively educated he went on to succeed as a captain of industry.
The public, however, do not have this luxury: not everybody has been extensively educated to critically appraise the data upon which assertions are made.
In order to send her children to good schools (Maria was, as she said, expensively if not extensively educated), Mary Britneva gave lessons in French and Russian and did line translations of Chekhov.
After all, the Asian across the table may have been born in the US or UK, or extensively educated there.
As a former British colony, India has already been extensively educated in that critical skill set, but perhaps not to the extent of the Philippines, a former American colony, where American culture and language is widely emulated.
She travels extensively educating on the HIV and Transgender communities.
One of the most articulate spokespersons for the Tibetan cause, she travels extensively educating the international community on the plight of Tibetan refugees and the importance of preserving the Tibetan culture through education.
Although all participants had been extensively educated in English it was clear that for some of them this was a difficult second language.
They have been intensively treated with multiple injections or insulin pumps from the onset of diabetes and extensively educated about the importance of low insulin dosing, as is the standard of care in our centers.
His passion for French literature and traditional Malagasy poetry prompted him to read extensively and educate himself on a variety of subjects, including the French language and its poetic and prose traditions.
Born in 121 CE and educated extensively in rhetoric and philosophy, Marcus Aurelius was adopted at the age of 18 by Antoninus Pius, whom he succeeded as Emperor of Rome in 161 CE.
