1.   But the ability to pay for safety nets is just one of the social effects of having an educated population.

2.   An educated population can generate prosperity.

3.   Here was an educated Berkeley population, suddenly without homes, but with the insurance money to hire serious architects.

4.   Recognizing that a better educated population is required for economic progress, all three major candidates have pledged to increase school spending.

5.   The country is not without assets, including its natural resources and an educated population.

6.   The state has some strong advantages, notably its educated population, generally excellent public schools and the absence of crime and other more urban ills.

7.   We also recognized that the advanced communications products we sell, such as Internet connections, appeal mainly to an educated population.

8.   When the disease does occur in these people, its onset is generally later in life than in less educated populations.

9.   With its vast distances, highly educated population and desperate need of a modern communications system, Russia would seem the perfect place for the Internet to take hold.

10.   More importantly, curtailing illiteracy does not necessarily result in an educated population.