Sentence examples for inadequately educated from inspiring English sources
In fact, Tanzanian midwives described inadequate resources at work because there were too few staff and they were inadequately educated.
To allow the majority of Americans to be inadequately educated goes beyond morally disgraceful and spiritually profane to economically idiotic.
(Have a look at a recent report from the Harvard Graduate School of Education -- "Pathways to Prosperity" -- about the bleak economic future of inadequately educated young men).
Isn't Fukuyama's point valid: that disruption brought on by technological innovation may leave large parts of the society, particularly the inadequately educated, behind?
Inadequately educated citizens see the world in black and white, settle for sound bites rather than discourse, fail to distinguish information from disinformation, and succumb to manipulation by clever attack ads and faux news.
These have not had measurable success in the past and do not address the complexities of the present problem: a shrinking and inadequately educated workforce, coupled with a rapidly growing "nonproductive" older population, a persistent and intractable high school dropout rate, and the skyrocketing cost of higher education.
This may be because they do not fully understand the concept of psychological care, or have been inadequately prepared or educated to deliver it in practice.
Like Mr. Aviv, he believes that a system that is basically run by low-paid, badly educated and inadequately trained private guards can no longer remain as the the security foundation of the United States commercial air network.
On the other hand, parents are inadequately supplied with emergency kits and both parents and care-givers are insufficiently educated.
In addition, this study confirms other studies which identify that older and less educated adults in society are those who were more likely to consume fruits and vegetables inadequately (6, 12, 15– 17, 27, 28).
