Sentence examples for not yet educated from inspiring English sources

The discussion paper says catch-up TV services make repeats redundant, except for older audiences who are not yet educated in using the internet for watching TV.

Yet educating villagers on filtering drinking water and keeping people with emerging worms out of reservoirs has not solved the problem in Ghana, Niquette says.

Blank pointed out that Google's search trends can only reflect the UK's online population, with as much as 25% of the country – likely to be poorer, older and less educated – not yet online.Another unspoken constituency omitted from Google's trend reports is the adult content market.

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

Not yet legal and apparently never educated, the sisters live with a fleet of happy helpers, whose numbers include their devoted surrogate mother, Inez (Maria Conchita Alonso).

"UNICEF is prepared to do what it takes in any country that has not yet realized the value of educating its girls.

"It is clear that your family is an example of the failure of a medical and educational system that does not yet know how to treat and educate people like your son.

Americans think that every problem has a solution, and they think that it is our task in the world to educate those who have not yet caught on.

In the business of higher education, we must educate students for jobs that may not yet exist to solve problems not yet known.

Higher education must educate young people for jobs that do not yet exist, to solve problems that have yet to be identified.

We do not yet take advantage of the power of comics to educate, inspire and challenge students.