Sentence examples for robust mentoring from inspiring English sources

"The U.S. Embassy has a regular dialogue and a strong partnership with the attorney general and his office, including robust mentoring and training programs," she said.

However, the extent to which mentorship (or the lack of robust mentoring relationships) may be contributing to the diminishing interest in academic research careers among young physicians in Japan is not known.

But "the alternative to robust political mentoring in Iraq is sending young Americans back again and again," he argued.

It analyzed the academic progress of 200 veterans attending colleges with "robust" services, like mentoring programs.

"My feeling is that the government needs to put more resources into the development of robust and high-quality mentoring.

Research on mentoring is robust, sophisticated, and rigorous, Packard noted.

SAPC has started development of a robust professional development and mentoring programme, currently available to scientist PCAs [ 14].

Ms. Frang is a refined and polished player, although she was often overpowered by her mentor's more robust sound.

Silicon Valley has long been the reigning paradigm of innovation, with its ecosystem of universities, financiers, mentors, immigrants and robust patents.

Because white men, white women, and black men don't report feeling slighted when it comes to respect and instrumental support, they build much more robust relationships with their primary mentors than women of color do, giving them an advantage in career advancement, Ray said.

Given the shallow pool of senior academics and practitioners on the continent who are both able and available to provide supervision, mentoring and coaching support, building robust networks of mentors remains a significant constraint to capacity building generally and has proved to be the case here.