Sentence examples for taught enough from inspiring English sources

Too many are not taught enough of it to make this possible.

The problem that Steinmetz faced was that electrical engineers were not taught enough mathematics to understand his new mathematical treatment of problems using complex numbers.

With this kind of tutelage, even in an hour, most children over age 5 or 6, can be taught enough technique that they can leave the novice areas of the mountain and venture out to the easiest trails with a parent.

But so does my sense of the future that comes from teaching here at Stanford University". McFaul said he has taught enough of this year's graduates to know that they have the smarts, the drive and the convictions to turn things around young men and women from throughout the United States but also from nations such as Afghanistan, Brazil, Egypt, India, Indonesia and Nigeria.

A suggestion that pupils were not taught enough about homophobia was also removed from Ofsted's final version after the school provided evidence that pupils were given lessons that addressed different views on homosexuality and were taught that homophobic comments or bullying were unacceptable.

"While you have been living inside the bubble, a lot has been happening--much of it bad--outside of the bubble". McFaul said he has taught enough of this year's graduates to know that they have the smarts, the drive and the convictions to turn things around--young men and women from throughout the United States but also from nations such as Afghanistan, Brazil, Egypt, India, Indonesia and Nigeria.

"Most academics don't teach enough," spouted Lord Adonis, former Labour Education Minister on Twitter last week.

Some booed the chancellor and said schools were not teaching enough black history.

"If you teach enough people how to make solar lights they can keep their communities safe with solar streetlights," he says.

There's no way to ever build enough medical schools or teach enough physicians for the demand that exists even today". "It's about the economics," explains Diamandis.

There's no way to ever build enough medical schools or teach enough physicians for the demand that exists even today".