Sentence examples for illiteracy to from inspiring English sources

David Miliband said it was "economic illiteracy" to compare Britain and Greece.

He explains Hanna's illiteracy to Ilana and the woman asks sharply: "Is that an explanation?

Last year, the World Literacy Foundation put the cost of illiteracy to the global economy at $1.2tn£760bnbn).

The formula estimates the cost of illiteracy to developing countries at 0.5% of their gross domestic product.

Patrick Campbell was chosen by his classmates to speak about his path from illiteracy to a college diploma.

After millennia of painful improvement, from illiteracy to Shakespeare and beyond, humanity is rushing to throw it all away.

The Maoist-led government in Nepal has launched a campaign to fight illiteracy, hoping to teach more than a million impoverished Nepalese to read and write within three months.

Few people have the money to buy school uniforms or books, much less shoes to walk to school, and illiteracy runs to 80percentt in the countryside.

Since then its activities have been mainly facilitative, aimed at assisting, supporting, and complementing the national efforts of member states to eliminate illiteracy and to extend free education.

Illiteracy leads to lower skills, greater social problems, higher crime rates, and a country less able to prosper in the global jobs market.

Boys consistently trail girls in reading and outnumber girls in illiteracy, according to the Department of Education.