Sentence examples for higher education exposure from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda's discovery of new operatives --men with Englanguageguage skills, higher education, exposure to the West and, in the case of Hani Hanjour, prior flight training -- soon remedied the problem.

Effect of higher education on SHS exposure suggests a minor role of education in the urban workplace.

Further, women with less than 10 years of school education lived closer to major roads than women with higher education, but traffic exposure was not linearly associated with SES.

Education, especially higher education, needs reform.

The control group had a higher education level than the exposure group.

Mr. Salinger's most sustained exposure to higher education was an evening class he took at Columbia in 1939, taught by Whit Burnett, and under Mr. Burnett's tutelage he managed to sell a story, "The Young Folks," to Story magazine.

Blotchy pigmentation was associated with age, male sex, higher education and higher weekday sun exposure (P=0·03).

Willingness was significantly associated with higher HIV risk exposure, and higher education level.

"We'll start out with higher education and multinationals with lots of exposure in the developing world," Mr. Roese said.

Higher education and employment status are probably protective factors against IPV exposure (20, 21, 22).

The new exposure to fees will change student attitudes to higher education: they will expect value for money.