Sentence examples for thoroughly educate from inspiring English sources

In this option, the Association of American Medical Colleges did recommend that all medical schools should thoroughly educate their students about EMS to ensure coordinated responses to weapons of mass destruction or other public health threats [19].

Amy Ellis Nutt takes care to thoroughly educate readers, covering the personal story of the Maines family, the science of gender, and the history and the politics of transgender issues -- she's amassed a textbook on the topic.

I think that the Internet and our current state of high technology have the power to help give schools the meaning and real-life connection needed to engage and thoroughly educate their students.

4. Thoroughly educate yourself to the landlord-tenant laws of your city and state: The more knowledge you have in this regard, prior to renting, the more apt you are to make an informed and more advantageous decision when it comes to taking on the enormous responsibility of becoming a landlord.

We need citizens who are thoroughly educated in science.

Joseph, the eldest son of Maria Theresa and Francis Stephen of Lorraine (the future emperor Francis I), was strictly and thoroughly educated.

Most important, the public must be thoroughly educated about the hazards of overfeeding, which harms everyone, pigeons included.

One of the most thoroughly educated communities in the country, enjoying one of the highest median incomes in America, we continue to suffer from a stunning incidence of preventable heart disease.

But by December 1941, she writes, "the American people had been thoroughly educated about the pros and cons of their country's entry into the conflict and were far less opposed to the idea of going to war than conventional wisdom has it".

Most people need to spend some time thoroughly educating themselves, partly so that they can educate others.

A thoroughly educated woman, who had attended teacher's college prior to her marriage to Ron's father, she was aptly suited to tutor her young son".