Sentence examples similar to based talents from inspiring English sources

Casey Wasserman, the founder and chief executive of the Los Angeles based talent agency Wasserman Media Group was tasked by LA Mayor Eric Garcetti to lead the successful bid for the 2028 Olympics.

It's not based on talent scouts signing artists to labels.

The reality is that in the N.F.L. character is determined on a sliding scale based on talent and need.

"It's aristocratic in the sense that any selection based on talent is aristocratic," he told me.

Even when outcomes are based on talent and hard work, they don't stay that way for long.

They were said to be chosen based on talent but were probably taken based on need — or, more likely, a little of both.

Obviously you chose based on talent, but did you feel like some of these writers needed to be read by a mass audience, and might otherwise be missed?

Doing what is fair or just (e.g., promoting an employee based on talent alone) often conflicts with showing loyalty (e.g., promoting a longstanding but unskilled employee).

What is very clear in the video, shot by the filmmaker Dee Robertson, is that the singers were not cast based on talent.

All those interviewed for this article, though, made a point of stressing that they chose to exhibit artists based on talent, not sex.

Our ambition is to be the finest broadcaster and producer in the world and our values will be based on talent, creativity, storytelling and innovation.