Sentence examples for narrowly educated from inspiring English sources
Russian violinists have long been notorious as the most narrowly educated of people.
Broadly educated graduates therefore have wider labour market prospects than narrowly educated ones.
Scientists who can communicate well and engineers who understand the aesthetic aspects of design will make greater contributions than those who are more narrowly educated.
"Many of our most innovative and successful dot.com entrepreneurs are exceptionally, but narrowly, technically focused and educated," Greenspan asserted.
From the moment that our doors first opened in 1842, the roles that our institutions have played were never narrowly confined to educating the men and women who sat in our classes and walked our campuses.
This will not happen just by creating narrowly tailored visa programs for highly educated people in favored industry sectors.
Many reviewers deemed the book too narrowly focused on women like Sandberg: educated, white, wealthy and with opportunities beyond the reach of most women.
As highly educated immigrants, Chinese parents define success narrowly; more importantly, they invest their resources in achieving it.
Sure, by narrowly preparing themselves for 21st-century jobs, broadly educated graduates can reduce fears about life after college.
Education-related differences in men's sexuality could represent somewhat distinct partnership strategies, with more educated men displaying a suite of characteristics indicative of more narrowly channeling their sexuality (e.g., into a single partner), but attended by lower overall sexual function.
