Talented high-earning individuals provide a clear boost to the economy of the place where they live.
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For example, we recently honored talented high school artists in the Congressional Art Competition.
And apparently no talented high school athlete in America is aware of the long odds against signing a pro contract someday, as he is so coddled and misled by teachers, coaches, parents and college recruiters.
As chronicled earlier this year, data supports that Notre Dame clearly holds its student-athletes to higher academic standards than what is true at other schools which limits the pool of talented high school players they will attract.
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The funding will provide bursaries to talented and high-potential athletes to increase participation levels.
Capital emerged from the dead hand of tax shelters and precious metals and began flowing to talented entrepreneurs in high technology.
In a venture industry filled with talented investors, high-profile former entrepreneurs like Khosla, Marc Andreessen and Reid Hoffman bring credibility with entrepreneurs.
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But plenty of talented marketing associates at high-paying companies earn well into six figures.
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Many of these places enjoy enormous assets in terms of universities, strategic location, concentrations of talented workers and entrenched high-wage industries.
But he is exceptionally talented and had an unusually high commitment to the show.
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Many of my peers at my public high school were talented and had the grades and test scores to attend four-year universities and colleges, but lacked the guidance or resources to navigate the admissions process.
It may make sense for the colleges: They are leveraging merit aid to compete for high-income and talented students.
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There is a high demand for more talented leaders in organizations.
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Effective teachers should be rewarded for student achievement success and move up career ladders, and talented teachers encouraged to work in high poverty schools or in subject areas with teacher shortages through financial (and other) incentives.
Technology has given it access to huge applicant pools, making it easier to find the most talented candidates, and provide them with high-quality training once they are hired.
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In other words, it would take a very strong, secure, empathetic, talented and motivated man to meet my high expectations and although I'm sure they are out there, are they brave enough?
Many governments have realised that their economies need all the talented people they can get, despite the high unemployment in many rich countries that the financial crisis has left behind.
Most significantly, the shift in digital publishing can certainly deliver high quality and engaging original content produced by thousands of talented contributors.
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"Let's be clear: Just because they don't qualify for gifted and talented, doesn't mean they're not getting a high-quality education, " Mr. Walcott said.
Meanwhile, the trades, where jobs are stable, lucrative and impossible to outsource, are ignored by talented pupils and scream for competent employees, while Dilbertians with only a high school education keep sliding economically.
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Many talented women therefore continue to avoid seeking the promotions, raises and assignment to high profile cases they deserve.
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For a company that services a high-tech, cutting-edge industry that relies on highly talented technical specialists, this is a distinct approach.
High tech companies like Broadcom, rely on stock options to compensate talented employees who want to align their compensation with the success of the company.
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Certainly they have had talented players on their roster, but none have been highly rated coming out of high school.
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The guilty plea is a conviction, and so the conviction rate remains high: the DOJ lawyers, in turn, look phenomenally successful and talented, and become that much more attractive to the private sector.
The set-aside would support programs that recruit talented candidates into the teaching profession and provide them with rigorous training to prepare them for high-need schools.
But once here, even the most talented students are not assured that they will receive visas enabling them to work following graduation, and high-skill workers and entrepreneurs have no sure path to citizenship.
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Walsall, on a high after their 3-0 win at Millwall last week, faced an Owls side without talented Dutchman Gerald Sibon, who was rested by manager Terry Yorath following two disappointing goalless home draws.
Still, by any measure, Williams's 57 was an impressive output (21 for 21 from the line, which will warm the heart of every high school coach alive), and focused some deserved attention on one of the game's most talented but unheralded performers.
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