Sentence examples for mentoring rather than from inspiring English sources

However, those are four cities (and there's mention of "mentoring" rather than hands-on help being offered to shelters in twenty-six additional cities).

This is why I often encourage fast-growth companies to look for mentoring rather than consulting.

It also emphasizes that faculty should view postdocs as "apprentices" who require mentoring, rather than as a "pair of hands" to carry out research at the bench.

The investment thesis is fairly vertical-agnostic, with Nilekani and Aggarwal saying the team is looking for companies, and founders, that they believe can grow quickly and benefit from hands-on mentoring rather than targeting any specific business segments.

It also recommends that universities set up a central office to handle postdoc affairs and emphasizes that faculty members should view postdocs as "apprentices" who require mentoring rather than as a "pair of hands" to carry out research at the bench.

Participants who were time-poor indicated that they valued flexibility in programming, working on a policy brief as an exercise to reinforce evidence-informed policy-making skills and preferred one-to-one mentoring rather than small group activities.

Asking to be mentored rather than loved can save a whole lot of pain and sorrow in the long run!

They will be trained in conflict resolution, and are intended to be peacekeepers and mentors rather than law enforcers.

Mr. Strelchenko's departure thus appears to be the result of a bureaucratic shake-up in regional government after the departure of a mentor, rather than directly linked to the Beketov case.

Uniondale High's research program differs from most by specializing in one area -- agricultural sciences, including plant physiology, ecology and horticulture -- and using in-house mentors rather than relying on outsiders.

The idea at André Urani, says Oliveira, is that teachers become mentors rather than lecturers, while the children take a more active role in the study process: "They stop being pupils, and become students".