Sentence examples for highly able in from inspiring English sources

"That means a national drive to improve education for the highly able in comprehensives, backed by fairer admissions policies in urban schools.

"The key to improving social mobility at the top is to open up independent schools to all pupils based on merit not money... as well as support for highly able students in state schools".

Microorganisms of the Mycobacterium genus, such as Mycobacterium bovis, are highly able to survive in bovine milk and other dairy products.

Both Allen and Husbands say grammar schools do a good job in teaching the highly able pupils they take in.

Prasher differs from an unknown--but undoubtedly very large--number of other highly able former researchers not in that he is necessarily vastly more brilliant than they are (or vastly less brilliant than the three GFP laureates) but in the twist of fate that brought his situation into public view.

The CHWs proved highly able to master the required technology in order to improve the provision of services to children in their village and expedite referral to appropriate levels of care.

Those I've watched coming through this route in the last decade have been highly able and, perhaps more importantly, confident, independent thinkers.

She's also highly able.

"Putting careers in highly prized jobs – in the arts, media, fashion, finance and law – out of reach for huge numbers of highly able young people [is] not fair.

Mirvis is a highly able and likable centrist figure.

"Comedy Central knows it has developed another highly poach-able commodity in Oliver, as well as a legitimate substitute should Stewart again be bitten by the 'I want to stretch as an artist' bug".