0 having had a good education:
[ before noun ] well-educated and highly motivated workers
1 having had a good or a high level of education
Well educated women showed higher levels of use than women with little or no education.
People who though not well-educated are practical and enterprising and may well have exercised their right to buy.
The composition of the group had a strong bias towards office holders and relatively well-educated people.
The children are from middle class, well-educated families.
Only well-educated self-employed street salespersons should be classified as petty bourgeoisie.
He was well-educated and presented a good paper.
Particularly in large crisis situations, remarkably primordial political emotions can erupt even among the well-educated.
Here, the well-educated high-income workers that invest the most in the riskiest funds, and they will not likely need the minimum pension guarantee.
