Sentence examples for increasingly educated from inspiring English sources

Basically we're an increasingly educated nation because we're rich, not because of all of our education.

The obvious candidate is China, with its vast, cheap and increasingly educated labor pool.

Thanks to digital technologies like the Internet, today's increasingly educated consumers expect companies to do more than just delight them.

While potentially enhancing China's future as a global industrial power, an increasingly educated population poses daunting challenges for its leaders.

It's such intense labour that despite being relatively well-paid, the increasingly educated population isn't keen to take it on.

This may not bode well for the GOP long-term as the American public becomes increasingly educated.

Patients are increasingly educating themselves about new, expensive medical products such as replacement hips and knees, and are willing to pay for them out of their own pocket, according to the chief executive of Britain's largest medical devices group, Smith & Nephew.

And as the field expands, genetic counselors are "increasingly educating other health professionals about genetics," adds Kenwrick, who describes the job as "very varied".

Americans are increasingly educating themselves and others about family planning, shown to be tied to economic prosperity.

In the author's view, the "ancient bond" that united Jews of every stripe through six thousand years of precarious existence in a hostile world has ceased to do so in a more tolerant one; as the American Jewish community has become increasingly affluent, educated, and successful, its internal divisions have become increasingly rancorous.

In Western societies, women are increasingly more educated if not yet better earners than men.