Sentence examples for if I educate from inspiring English sources

"If I educate myself, then I can educate my children".

If I "educate" my children by praying that they will one day get into Harvard, may I please have a subsidy from the Department of Education?

Lakech's mother explains that she had ambiguous feelings over educating Lakech: "I was worried that I will lose my daughters if I educate them as there are no schools nearby.

How will I educate them if I lose my business, my job?" He feels the effects of dirty air himself – shortness of breath, itchy eyes, a cough.

After the first year, the consequences were there for all to see.' On the other hand, it becomes clear during our conversation that, while Nadia is delighted with the positive reaction of the transgender community ('I'm glad if I can educate people about my experiences'), she doesn't like being constantly reminded about it, or for that matter defined by it.

"My wife says it is better for my kids if I am educated.

"I can marry when I want if I'm educated and if I get married at a good age then my children will be better off because I can better take are of them".

I could help my family be free from poverty if I was educated.

She takes a deep breath, makes herself comfortable on the chair, restores her confidence, and says, "If I am educated I can do the best as a professional as well as the best upbringing of my children".

If necessary, I can educate.

"Looking ahead, I have resolved that, whatever happens, I have to find the money to educate my children," says Edangat. "I stopped in primary seven but in today's world of technology, if I do not educate them, they will not be able to compete".