Sentence examples for since educated from inspiring English sources

In fact, we are in an enviable position: LRN pioneered the field of online ethics and compliance education and has since educated tens of millions of employees around the world on how to "do the right thing," and we continue to help leaders inspire principled performance in business.

Since educated people have smaller families, one proposes cash incentives for Parsis to study less.

Daniel Bergner's June 17 Op-Ed article addresses the natural life sentence of Wilbert Rideau, who committed a dreadful crime at 19 and has since educated and rehabilitated himself to a remarkable degree.

But James said he had since educated himself and, in an interview that will be telecast Sunday, told ESPN's "Outside the Lines" that he now felt an obligation to speak out.

Girls' schooling not only cuts child mortality and improves the nutrition and general health of children, it also reduces population growth, since educated women tend to marry later and choose to have fewer children.

The program has since educated more than 3,000 employees in Malaysia about the basic facts of HIV/AIDS, how it spreads, how it can be prevented, and how to care for those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.

Since educating parents to cut down on screen time has not made enough of a difference, perhaps the discussion needs to skew towards managing media content instead.

Asked if he was repudiating the plan he had supported as a panel member, Mr. Rodriguez said that "people make mistakes," and that he had since been "educated" by his trustees and medical staff.

Sari says now that the Snupps concept was ahead of its time — arguing that the market has since been "educated about how to socialise online, how to shop online, how to connect online, how to date online, how to rate books online, how to rate hotel rooms online".

No policy has proved more successful in making friends for the United States, during the cold war and since, than educating students from abroad at our colleges and universities.

It is an extreme expression of an attitude that says daughters are worth less than sons a belief that is damaging both to women and to the next generation, since healthier, better educated mothers have healthier, better-educated children.If sex ratios stay the same, 600,000 missing girls this year will become, in 18 years' time, over 10m missing future brides.