Sentence examples for potential to educate from inspiring English sources

The buildings should have helped save lives or have the potential to educate future generations on disaster prevention.

Putting the spotlight on multiple sclerosis also tapped television's great potential to educate, even though Mr. Sorkin said that was not his intent.

He considers it as driven by consumer desire to reconnect with designers, with the potential to educate buyers about where their clothes come from and reduce consumption.

But a show like "Wonderland," with enormous potential to educate audiences about tragic clinical realities, could be one of the best things to happen to the severely mentally ill.

It has the potential to educate people faster, by connecting us to human guides rather than textbooks.

These films obviously have the potential to educate and spread awareness.

The results demonstrated that a neonatal specific educational program offers the potential to prepare highly educated and motivated neonatal nurses with a capacity to perform in a role with an extended scope of practice.

Created four years ago, the institute was set up, according to a brochure for the program, "to help students realize their potential, and to educate them so that they may contribute to society as worthy citizens in the home, the school and the community".

Particularly where students hail from diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds and regions, the potential to help educate one another is unlimited.

You completely blew a potential teaching moment, to educate the public that the **FAR** side of the Moon is **NOT** dark!

Edward Pinkney, a mental health consultant working in education, says: "Institutions have a broader civic duty to educate potential academics about the university environment, so that prospective academics can make a more informed decision about whether or not to proceed.