Sentence examples for fairly educated from inspiring English sources

"I'm a fairly educated individual and I didn't know about this," he said.

Congress required the states to give annual math and reading tests in grades three through eight (and once in high school) as a way of ensuring that students were making progress and that minority children were being fairly educated.

"We do have a fairly educated population, there is a large, significant number of people who have degrees who are unemployed," he says.

I'm a fairly educated and decent guy!'".

As my family tells the story, my grandfather was a fairly educated man who'd planned to become a priest -- until he met his Liboria.

(After all, this is the same woman who told the FBI that Bert Fields, Mr. Cruise's attorney, was a regular caller to Mr. Pellicano's office. So, she's probably made a fairly educated guess. Not good enough to be evidence, but okay for those who just want to gossip. I give you permission).

Also clear is that the crisis itself took place because the district ignored issues of equity and access, refusing to fairly educate all students.

Nonetheless our sample (over 75% female participants, with a mean age of over 58 years, of North American heritage, consisting of fairly well educated (>60% with college education) individuals with over half earning more than $50,000) has similar demographics to the target group -- individuals with arthritis who choose to use NHPs or CAM therapies in general [ 7, 12, 38].

Our study population had a mean age of 61 years, were overweight (mean BMI = 29), relatively healthy and fit (VO2max was 27 mL/kg/min), inactive (11 MET-hours/week of recreational activity in the year prior to the study), mainly Caucasian (91% white), married (74%), and fairly well educated (67% greater than high school education).

"But most of those people were fairly highly educated, and they did have other options.

I'm fairly well educated – masters degrees from Harvard and University of South Carolina.