Sentence examples for would educate more from inspiring English sources

Raising Malawi had announced in December that its 10 new schools would educate more than 4,800 students in rural villages.

Believing that empowering and educating more women would be a major step in this direction, King Abdullah is focusing on building the required infrastructure and offering greater opportunities of education for the youth and women.

I would educate the muscles, educate the nerves.

If there were more spending on campaigns, voters would be more educated about the candidates.

As more and more women become educated, the more we would be able to enter the public spaces of the work force, of politics, of government, of the academy.

If we are educated differently, more imaginatively, more out of the box there would be less failures".

This last result is surprising since it would somehow indicate that more educated households are more risk averse or less entrepreneurial.

A1 Securing the Homeland AIRPORT SECURITY -- After stoking expectations that the takeover of airport security would lead to better educated and more qualified screeners, the Department of Transportation decided not to insist that screeners be high school graduates, dismaying advocates of tighter airport security.

Would power educate the potentate?

It would rely more on educated voters.

Lanier does it manually, with a rolling movement involving the back of his hand that would make more conventionally educated pianists blanch.