Sentence examples for gradually educated from inspiring English sources

A young innocent is gradually educated in the hard-nosed ways of the world, emerging chastened but matured.

Gradually educating himself in language and street politics, he plots his own rise to the top of the criminal underworld.

Generation after generation, the children of immigrants are gradually better educated and more affluent than their parents.

And thirdly, people are gradually becoming more educated about diversifying the crops they plant".

The new administrative and legal system was more carefully applied, and a new type of educated official gradually raised its standards.

At the same time, the manufacturing sector absorbed large numbers of highly educated immigrants, who gradually shifted from blue-collar to white-collar occupations.

They are concocted from comprehensive data, samples and educated guesswork, and then gradually refined.

The Arab world did not have the roots of democracy that could quickly blossom or modernizing autocrats, who built broad, educated middle classes that could gradually take control.

Kelley indicated that religion and education are the key social differences in the acceptance of evolution and suggests that acceptance of evolution will gradually increase in Australia "as older, less educated, more devout cohorts are replaced by younger, better educated, less religious ones" (Kelley 1999).

They're educated, but they're losing, very gradually.

Although the policy of Hellenization was not enforced upon the population, Greek ideas did influence the local educated classes, just as local practices were gradually adopted by the Greeks.