Sentence examples for could be mentored from inspiring English sources

She also referred Mrs. Dunlap to Big Brothers and Big Sisters, so that Gary and Lekeya could be mentored.

Artists who upload music and gain attention on the platform could be mentored and fast-tracked into Joox stars, according to Pungcharoenpong, who is also a partner with 500 Startups' Thailand fund '500 Tuktuks'.

For example, with respect to mentoring model, several participants recommended traditional one-on-one mentorship whereas others said that several individuals could be mentored concurrently so that mentees could learn from each other.

TAs could be mentors and role models to young people, if only we could make it easier for them to do their jobs well.

"I wanted to create a place for learning where teachers could be mentors, where the technology is there right at their desks," he says.

Rather than merely being the junior partner in a long-term 'tutor-student' relationship, you could soon be mentored by a friend.

"Whole classes of persons who otherwise could not be mentors can now participate, like salespersons who are always on the road, night-shift workers who sleep during regular school hours, executives who can never quite control their schedule," says Neils.

A vice president at an insurance company told me that he had suddenly realized that a young woman he was mentoring could become a competitor for such a prized opening and decided, "I learned things the hard way; now let her".

"I wish all young carers could be reached and mentored to have a better life".

As Steven DeRosa writes, Hitchcock was most comfortable working with younger, untried writers to whom he could be a mentor; the films he made with Hayes are ample testimony to the success of that strategy.

One reason for the different outcomes, she speculates, could be the mentoring that students receive under the various funding mechanisms.