Sentence examples for bad talent from inspiring English sources
They've all had bad talent on their team.
And all in all, that's not a bad talent to have.
The Steelers haven't had a great offensive line for a long time, but Sean Kugler always got the best out of the bad talent he was given, and the unit had enough talent to get by earlier in Roethlisberger's career.
Yet the introduction of blind auditions at major symphony orchestras, starting in the seventies, has increased by fifty per cent the likelihood of female performers' advancing — a clear sign that, for decades, orchestras had made bad talent decisions because of their prejudice without being punished.
For example, a recent report by Deloitte, based on data from over 2,500 business and HR leaders from 90+ countries, shows that employers around the world are poorly prepared to tackle key human capital challenges, such as "leadership, retention and engagement, the reskilling of HR, and talent acquisition". I see five specific bad talent habits over and over again.
The examples of good coach/ bad talent scout are everywhere: Mike Ditka, the former New Orleans Saints coach, traded his entire draft for running back Ricky Williams, which may end up being one of the biggest draft blunders of the last 15 years.
Jobs has hired bad managerial talent before.
Against bad teams, their talent has carried the day.
He has never done anything bad, has a talent for music and is personable and kind to his grandmas.
From a societal perspective, it may be a bad idea for talent to overallocate itself toward these ends, rather than toward occupations in which a good but not stratospheric income is more likely.
