Sentence examples for rarely educated from inspiring English sources

In the post-independence, patriarchal society of India, women from the working classes were rarely educated.

— Tanya Abrams In the post-independence, patriarchal society of India, women from the working classes were rarely educated.

School was a radical concept in a time and place where enslaved people were rarely educated to become literate.

According to feminist philosophers, whatever cognitive deficits women may continue to have can be attributed to the fact that in the past women were rarely educated or encouraged to engage in intellectual pursuits.

In addition, they are rarely educated about sexuality issues or provided assertiveness training.

The training provided by news agencies to new recruits span between 3 and 4 months and rarely educates would-be-journalists on professional ethics or the particular hazards of reporting from war-prone Gaza.

Interviews of girls in refugee camps in Myanmar revealed they rarely were educated about menstruation, leading to distress and embarrassment at the onset of bleeding, the report found.

Raised in remote oasis towns like Kashgar, Yarkand and Khotan, they are less educated and rarely speak Mandarin.

Lawyers on both sides said they had rarely seen such an educated jury -- including two corporate executives, a lawyer and three consultants.

Women dying in childbirth are rarely those who are educated, earning a fair wage or in a position of leadership.

And the labels of Socialism, Marxism and Capitalism, employed to describe economic theories, rarely serve to educate or enlighten and are mostly just labels used to discredit and marginalize - not to promote constructive conversation.