Sentence examples for potentially talented from inspiring English sources

Excellence figures strongly in the mission statement and the Royal schools spare no effort in bringing potentially talented pupils into their orbit through outreach programmes.

in his speech to the conference, Mr Laws also blamed teachers' union leaders for putting off potentially talented recruits from applying to join the profession.

In free agency, do they pursue Jason Kidd when they already have a talented, potentially great, point guard in Parker?

Iran at heart is a country like any other, struggling to free itself from poisonous colonial and imperial legacies, pursuing its rights and interests in a world dominated by great powers, fought over by competing secular and religious elites, talented, potentially wealthy, badly governed, and deeply uncertain how to meet the rising expectations of coming generations.

Hunkering down in the middle of all this are the Knicks -- still potentially ornery enough and talented enough to grind down the youthful Raptors, run away from the transitional Pacers and outbounce the staggering Heat, all for the privilege of being stuffed by Shaq.

"We've got a young and very talented, and potentially very good, manager.

It has been suggested to have merit as the intellectually talented students potentially gain intellectual development, interpersonal maturity and time when they advance more quickly through the educational system [ 27].

Winston is supremely talented and is potentially the No. 1 pick, yet his judgment is highly dubious.

Bennett is his backup who is not as talented a receiver, but may potentially be a better blocker.

However, the top Boom or Bust candidates are Shane Watson and Ian Bell, both of whom are established and talented figures but who could potentially come under pressure.

"I knew he was talented and I knew he was potentially a very good player.