Sentence examples for incomplete education from inspiring English sources
Despite his incomplete education, Templeton was admitted there in 1948.
To graduate without a basic facility in quantitative subjects is not merely a competitive disadvantage in the labor market — it is a sign of an incomplete education.
Jin had only a brief, incomplete education before the schools in China closed in 1966 at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution.
While in prison, he supplemented his incomplete education with wide reading and became a follower of the Black Muslim separatist Malcolm X.
The enterprising Bronx Opera has paired this story of royal passion and supernatural mischief with Chabrier's "Incomplete Education," a light piece about a young newlywed's search for information on how to proceed.
We learn that the proximate cause of Disraeli's baptism was a quarrel his father had with his synagogue, that Disraeli himself had an incomplete education, that he was a novelist before he became a politician and was a politician for many years before he became a statesman.
"A generation from broken families, with incomplete educations, tried to grieve as they had the additional responsibility of becoming the bread-winners thrust upon them.
Education levels were categorised as low (no schooling, incomplete primary education and primary education), medium (3 or 4 years of secondary education) and high (college and university education).
Educational level was categorized as low (no schooling, incomplete primary education, and primary education), middle (3 or 4 years of secondary education), and high (college and university education).
Legend: N = number of participants in each group; n = number of participants reporting disclosure to their partners; SD = standard deviation; incomplete primary education or no education; > = primary: complete primary education and above.
Legend: uRR [95% CI]: unadjusted risk ratio and 95% confidence interval; aRR [95% CI]: adjusted risk ratio and 95% confidence interval; incomplete primary education or no education; > = primary: complete primary education and above; n/a: not applicable.
