Sentence examples for while the brightest from inspiring English sources

Civil servants are now sent on courses at Oxford University, learning how to manage projects, while the brightest and the best are being encouraged to implement, as well as make, policy.

The faintest stars visible to the unaided eye are sixth magnitude, while the brightest, Sirius, is of magnitude −1.46.

So while the brightest students are entering more esteemed professions, those educating our nation's youth are usually second and third tier students.

While the brightest, blue stars are the youngest, there are also a few yellow and red stars further along in their stellar evolution that round out this cluster.

For the brightest TMV samples, TMV-i-sCy5 had an intermediate FI about twice that of TMV-e-sCy5, while the brightest TMV sample across the board was TMVLys-e-sCy5 reaching a FI another factor of 2 times that of TMV-i-sCy5.

She said: "At school I was pushed aside as if I didn't matter, while the brighter pupils got all the attention.

While the bright lights will illuminate Michael Jordan and the Yankees, the Nets will begin their season at Continental Arena Tuesday night against the Indiana Pacers with less attention and expectation.

The darker hues represent lower atmospheric levels where methane dominates while the brighter colours show cirrus-like clouds, also perhaps of methane.

The overwhelming feeling was one of people making it up as they went along while the brighter journalists and editors paid the penalty for this guesswork.

Practical support is available from organisations such as The School of Social Entrepreneurs, which offers startup programmes, while the Bright Ideas Trust has a free phone consultation service and funding opportunities.

While the bright specks seen in the images ranged in size from golf balls to perhaps basketballs, the spacecraft did not suffer any damage as it flew through the storm at a speed of 27,000 miles an hour.