Sentence examples for well mentored from inspiring English sources

Frémont, too, was well educated — though, problematically, not at West Point — and well mentored by some of the great explorers of the day, an intensely private, disciplined, if hardheaded, soul.

Are there programs in your schools that will reach out to these students to allow them research opportunities in labs where they will be well mentored?

"(I nterventions to broaden participation in the workforce are often based on the assumption that if women and URMs progress through the system, demonstrate research productivity, and are well mentored, they will naturally choose faculty careers," the authors write.

One of the key points to [the diversity working group] report is that one could hypothesize that part of the reason people at certain institutions, say the top 25, fare better than those at other institutions that have less NIH funding is perhaps they are not as well mentored by people who are successful senior investigators who know the best strategies for receiving funding.

Experience has shown that lower cadres of health workers provided quality health care if well mentored, coached and support supervised.

"Jacques played really well, mentoring me at the other end and just talked me through my innings really as I tried to play within my bubble".

Or that we can't count on women leaders to mentor us in the way that, well, Larry Summers mentored Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.

The young man, I'm pleased to say, responded well to mentoring.

She was also instrumental in establishing the Rome Sustainable Food Project, connecting and supporting local farmers, as well as mentoring young cooks.

He sat down with Yusuf, who came to Minneapolis in 2003 and works in a chemistry lab as well as mentoring children after school.

The initiative, which is run with charity UK Youth, also includes training in essential software programmes as well as mentoring from Microsoft employees.