Sentence examples for not even taught from inspiring English sources

"But we've not even taught our children the very basics".

"Patient handoffs are a nonstandardized process and a skill that's not even taught," Sectish says with dismay.

J.D. asks is proper respect "not even taught to young American ambassadors?

Meanwhile the Power Gig software does not even teach you how to play real guitar beyond a few basic chords.

A friend of mine in Korea said students there will pay you to just sit and speak to them in English, not even teach it.

The resulting double engine failure has long been considered so unlikely that many airlines do not even teach their pilots to fly a big jet as a glider, which is what this crew ended up doing.

Many schools do not offer any technology-related or data analytics courses, and a quarter of high schools surveyed do not even teach computer fundamentals.

The boys were brought up with no formal education at all-weren't even taught the alphabet.

His pricey education hasn't even taught him grammar ("You used 'like' as a conjunction!" a schoolmate says in horror).

States and school boards can scarcely consider such a thing because computer science isn't even taught in most high schools.

Last August, Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, ignited debate among educators, industrialists and policy-makers when he revealed that he was "flabbergasted to learn that, today, computer science isn't even taught as standard in UK schools".