Sentence examples for relatively uneducated from inspiring English sources
The customers that most real estate gurus go after are relatively uneducated, inexperienced and poor".
Like Mississippi, they lack a big city, have relatively uneducated populations and rely heavily on mining and agriculture.
A major problem is going to be educating physicians who are, as yet, relatively uneducated about the availability of genetic tests to guide some of their prescribing decisions.
Most were relatively uneducated, had little experience with unions and had been told by the owners for years that they should be grateful to be paid for playing a boys' game.
At one end of the spectrum are relatively uneducated young people who left school in the past decade when the country's economy was booming and they could easily find work in the construction industry.
Lin Biao developed a simplified and dogmatized version of Mao's thought eventually published in the form of the "Little Red Book," Quotations from Chairman Mao to popularize Maoist ideology among the relatively uneducated military recruits.
These effects apply as much to rich and poor families, and to children of relatively educated or uneducated parents.
Diabetes sufferers are sometimes stereotyped as relatively poor, uninsured, uneducated individuals who know little about health.
Like most Europeans at the time, Vendéans were largely uneducated and relatively apolitical, but when the 'Republican' (read 'revolutionary') government of France began to engage in acts of violence against their local clergy and to conscript men from this peaceful community into its ideological wars, the community began to rise up in defense of localism and liberty.
For young people with a qualifying education, the goal is to bring them back into employment relatively fast, whereas for uneducated youths it might be a better long-term strategy to encourage enrolment in relevant education if they possess the relevant qualifications.
The final multivariate descriptive model showed that being a girl, being from a relatively wealthy family, having an uneducated caretaker, and claiming to know ways to prevent simple diarrhea were all negatively associated with reporting an episode of diarrhea (Table 4).
