Sentence examples for rapidly educate from inspiring English sources

"For Nigeria to achieve the goal of being among the largest 20 economies in the world, she must rapidly educate the children, most of all, the girls.

"For Nigeria to achieve the goal of being among the largest 20 economies in the world, it must rapidly educate its children, most of all, girls," said Dr. Robert Limlim, UNICEF's Deputy Representative.

By rapidly educating its workforce, by brilliantly executing immensely large projects, by importing expertise and dollars in a shrinking world, China could be creating a "shower of wealth and productivity" such that consumption eventually "trickles through" into the bubble.

Another good idea in the report, Cappelli says, is the recommendation to increase DOD's capacity to rapidly train educated, though not necessarily STEM-trained, soldiers and civilians in the skills needed to fill skills gaps that arise suddenly.

This initiative also held potentials for employment generation for the rapidly growing educated Omani population consequent to massive growth in education resulting from substantial investment to create an educational infrastructure.

The success of America's future work force depends on the ability of higher education institutions to adapt to and educate our rapidly growing population of nontraditional students: those who are low-income, first-generation, part time, commuting, ethnically diverse and older.

These states may not have sufficient resources to educate the rapidly increasing population of LEP students.

The "system" of international criminal justice is unquestionably complex, interdependent, and rapidly evolving, and to educate the general public on contemporary issues facing the International Criminal Court, a series of 5- to 7-minute long documentaries were produced for virtual consumption.

The first high school in Garden City that would eventually become Garden City High School was established in 1910 on the location that is now Sabine Hall in order to educate a rapidly increasing population.

People, especially women, are rapidly becoming better educated.

As the demographic begins to rapidly shift with educated, young, middle-class and wealthy Mexicans, Europeans and Americans visiting and moving to San Miguel, one can literally feel and witness the winds of progress.