Sentence examples for cultivated high from inspiring English sources

While the Zags cultivated high expectations, including the first No. 1 ranking in school history, Wichita State exceeded theirs.

Acrimonious talks resulted in a contract with the Washington Teachers' Union that weakened the tenure system while offering generous raises to educators who cultivated high test scores and met other standards.

Khrushchev carefully cultivated high Party officials, and was able to appoint supporters as local Party bosses, who then took seats on the Central Committee.

Prior to joining Upward Global, Nikki worked with Morgan Stanley's Private Wealth Management group where she cultivated high net worth clients that included CEOs and very wealthy families, a skill set she now employs in fundraising for Upwardly Global.

In 1989, Fekkai was hired to run the salon at Bergdorf Goodman and there he cultivated high-powered female executives as clients.

It's not so new, having been introduced on the Big Island in 1887, but only in the last 10 years or so, with encouragement from the federal Department of Agriculture, have serious commercial growers cultivated high-quality teas.

We'd be talking about tens of millions of pounds of carefully cultivated, high-grade cannabis that the entire nation could enjoy.

The alliance also demonstrates the North's long term interest in cultivating high profile international visitors and the Panthers' search for support around the world.

The article confirms what I had suspected: many restaurants deliberately cultivate high decibels as a way to attract younger patrons and get them to drink more.

And while enrollment is down, it better reflects the city's changing demographics, in that there are more Hispanic candidates, both at the seminary and in a program aimed at cultivating high school students for the priesthood.

In addition to this, China will also cultivate high value-added brands to serve the international fashion market.