Sentence examples for more educational than from inspiring English sources

The program is designed to be more educational than rigorous.

Bottom line: Definitely more educational than playing FarmVille on Facebook.

In rural regions of India, the barriers are more educational than physical.

"Sure, the pharmaceutical company gets some return," he added, "but it is much more educational than an advertisement".

Before that, most television was government-owned and taxpayer-financed, more educational than American television but less entertaining.

The parent's dilemma comes from Club Penguin's claim to be more educational than a mere computer game.

Of course, today's young people are given more educational opportunities than their parents; and they are more connected to the world than any generation before them, which makes them more ambitious.

If its revelations register with more educational precision than dramatic impact, "The Overwhelming" earns points for seamlessly melding style and substance.

The economic growth in a country like South Korea, which has made much more educational progress than the United States, clearly demonstrates this.

The depressing conclusion: "These data indicate that women need more educational qualifications than men do to secure jobs that pay well," researchers wrote.

There are wide concerns that too many teachers are unprepared for the classroom, though they may have more educational credentials than ever before.