Sentence examples for complementary talents from inspiring English sources
As Richard Florida pointed out in another Atlantic article [pdf], centers of innovation, like California's Silicon Valley, are exceedingly rare and the talented flock to them, because, among other reasons, the talented are most productive when near others with complementary talents.
The complementary talents of Tagg and Smullen are the reason that Funny Cide's story has become a fairy tale.
In the context of the Stanley Park stadium trying to tap additional revenue streams for Liverpool, Gillett and Hicks appear to have complementary talents.
Since reuniting in 2007, they have used their complementary talents — Huber's baseline power and Black's deftness at the net — to win 24 tournaments, including three Grand Slam titles.
And their first collaboration, Imaginary Fred (HarperCollins, £12.99), more than delivers on the promise, bringing out the very best of these great complementary talents.
As a candidate, the brilliant but disorganised Bill Clinton benefited hugely from his wife's complementary talents: her discipline helped keep him focused.
Both his coach and his general manager have been let go in recent weeks, presumably over their failure to surround him with enough complementary talent to win.
Northwestern has surrounded the veteran John Shurna with enough complementary talent to end the world's longest N.C.A.A. tournament drought — forever — although the Wildcats Big Tenn schedule will be a tougher matter than their tissue-thin nonconference slate.
But with Brian Urlacher healthy enough to play lights-out and Jay Cutler apparently simpatico with Martz, they have difference-makers on both sides of the ball, and enough complementary talent to be dangerous.
Although James's decision to leave struck a nerve, Houston still keeps a printed list of Miami's roster at hand and argues with people who do not agree that the Heat has enough complementary talent to win a championship.
Did the Knicks really love the odds of winning his signature with celebrity chefs and video pleas from the rich and famous but without a modestly respectable cast of complementary talent?
