Sentence examples for only one education from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain won only one age category, those over 75, and only one education category, those with graduate degrees.

There is only one education secretary, and if you hang around these circles, the air is thick with speculation, anticipation, anxiety, hope and misinformation.

Most individuals are willing to participate in only one education session per year for 30 to 60 minutes, preferably in hospitals, either in a group or one-on-one format.

If health education intervention sessions were offered once per week over a one-year period, most respondents were willing to participate in only one education session regardless of the setting: 46.1% (CI: 38.2, 54.0) for in-hospital with a group, 40.8% (CI: 33.0, 48.6) for one-on-one in hospital with an educator, and 25% (CI: 18.1, 31.9) for in-home education sessions.

IRS rules do not allow you to double dip, so each dollar of qualified higher education expenses can justify only one education tax benefit.

Many departments have only one education expert, and administrators have been known to throw everything education-related--including some of the more onerous teaching duties--their way.

There is only one physical education teacher for every 730 students in elementary school.

The way it is presented, the reader may get the impression that the Tibet issue is only one of education, culture and religion.

To try to resolve and eliminate all the world's problems, there is only one key: education and integration.

Twenty correlates were identified, primarily relating to the knowledge component, with the strength of the evidence for only one correlate, education, graded as being of moderate quality.

While textbooks are only one aspect of education, they are included in the majority of university courses and therefore impact students' understanding of the course material (see Carrothers and Benson 2003; Clump et al. 2004; Hood 2006).