Sentence examples for has meant educating from inspiring English sources

At the installation phase, for example, this has meant educating flooring installers to abandon long-standing practices of gluing carpets down, which damages the material at the later recovery stage.

An absence of new job opportunities has meant more and more young educated people are out of work.

To make matters worse, growth and investment have remained low and an absence of new job opportunities has meant more and more young educated people are out of work.

A sudden intervention from the Department for Business has meant that in the past 10 days colleges educating thousands of students on courses such as business finance, hospitality management and IT management are no longer able to recruit any more this academic year.

That doesn't mean educated.

Being first to market means you have to educate consumers, and that can be expensive.

"America is not a wine country, which means we have to educate people," he said.

I don't mean we have to educate it – you can't do that, any more than you can teach a butterfly how to fly.

But recruiting primarily rural, poor students meant the university had to educate differently from the outset.

"That means we do have to educate students about what is O.K. It's the same whether you're talking about plagiarizing a phrase from a book or article or downloading music -- it all seems free to them".

He is impeccably educatedNwhich means educated abroad.