Sentence examples for talent educational from inspiring English sources

Running for 10 days all over the city, the festival presents international superstars, the best local talent, educational events, movies and a raft of free gigs.

In a speech on Tuesday at Google's London office, Pichai said: "Here in the UK, it's clear to me that computer science has a great future with the talent, educational institutions, and passion for innovation we see all around us.

GEMS has also recruited a lot of impressive educational talent, including Mike Tomlinson, a former chief schools inspector and a well-respected educator, who heads the company's advisory board.Teaching the state a lessonAll that inspires confidence.

I have had the luxury of retesting four times only because I am a part of Educational Talent Search.

For example, before I took my first ACT, Educational Talent Search bought me a book to use for studies.

Shopping for the Opera NOV. 20 -- An evening of shopping for antique, vintage and new home furnishings will raise money for the New York City Opera's programs that develop young singing talent and provide educational programs in the New York schools.

Bourdieu (1985) argues that one's educational talent—"merit"—is "itself a product of an investment of time and cultural capital" rather than a "natural aptitude" (p. 48).

Ian Sommerville, a professor of computer science at the University of St Andrews, said Scotland had the talent, imagination and educational system to be world leaders in computing and software.

Establishing this coastal connection with Shenzhen is "good for NPU in terms of recruitment, technology transfer, industrialization, and internationalization," says Shang, but it is mutually beneficial in that central China in turn "helps recruit high-level talent and supplies educational resources to the coast".

Upward Bound, along with Educational Talent Search and McNair Scholars – collectively known as TRIO – are federally funded programs resulting from the 1960's.

She then served first-generation and low-income students in college and in area high schools through the federally funded TRIO programs (Student Support Services and Educational Talent Search) at UT Chattanooga.