Sentence examples for support talented from inspiring English sources

"We are increasingly reaching out to teachers of younger pupils to help them understand how best to support talented students from early on.

Massenet said: "As a global industry, we should make a commitment to support talented people from all backgrounds to fulfil their dreams and access the best universities in the world.

But what has changed is the way schools like ours – just like the traditional independent schools – now see it as part of our mission to support talented students through mentoring, flexible timetabling, and better links with their all-important coaches".

One organisation that has done a lot of work to support talented women consider board positions, in all sectors, is Women on Boards, whose co-founder Claire Braund advises potential board members – both women and men – to start thinking and acting like a director.

The campaign calls on industry heavyweights to mentor and support talented young people wanting to break into the film, television and gaming industries.

In July this year, it announced an unprecedented incentive of about US$285 million to financially support talented undergraduate science scholars throughout their doctorates.

Thanks to their generosity over the years the Rita and Burton Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing and the Goldberg Prize in Playwriting have not only supported talented writers but also encouraged others to support the art of playwriting and the aspirations of our young playwrights.

Rachel is passionate about the non-profit sector, and much of her work at both Charityworks and Vanilla is focussed on supporting talented people into the sector and then helping them develop to reach their potential.

"At the same time, why not develop a [platform] of our own designed to help support these talented individuals with a network of athletes and celebrities to move users".

They both played an outsize role in the culture, arriving at just the right time to let their personal obsessions flower into creativity and a genuine passion for good writing support many talented figures.

I will be following the scheme's progress in supporting talented students from disadvantaged backgrounds progress to Oxford with great interest".