Sentence examples for old educated from inspiring English sources

The majority was young adults (39.1, SD = 9.4) years old, educated and economically active (79.2% had more than 9 years of education, and 77.1% were employed at entry).

Edward and Florence, both 22 years old, educated yet innocent, have been married for just eight hours after a courtship bound by unspoken protocols.

Meanwhile, those members of the old educated class who had, however reluctantly, accepted the communist government continued to work usefully in many areas.

The Arab Awakening has in large measure been about the breakdown of that compact between the rich and the rest, young and old, educated and uneducated.

Young vs old, educated vs uneducated, rural vs urban, women vs men, black vs white – society's cracks became gaping and obvious.

Addressing a room of women - young and old, educated and illiterate, middle-class and poor - Zahra Yagana invites the audience to intervene.

Surly Sadiq (Simon Rivers) accepts the leadership of inexperienced, grammar-schooled Captain Thomas, but resents 19-year-old, educated, idealistic Ayub Waleed Akhtarr).

"We used to be a very moderate, vibrant and modern society," said a 28-year-old educated Pakistani who does not tell his family that he is a regular drinker.

The restrictions as well as the recent social conservatism have come as a blow to older, educated women, who fought against head scarves, arranged marriages and other constraints.

Those who drank more than two units a week were more likely to be older, educated to degree level, of white ethnicity and more likely to live in affluent areas of the city, the researchers found.

Even more dramatic increases in industry employment shares between 1993 1994 and 2011 2012 occurred for older educated males, both in rural and urban areas.