Sentence examples for concentrated talent from inspiring English sources

D's underdog tenacity in the business world suits him for his role as the patron of a show that, if only because of the concentrated talent and enterprise that it represents, has become an important ethnic-pride event.

Then government actively concentrates talent.

When the Met concentrates talent and resources on a production so successfully, it's hard to recreate the achievement later with a different cast and conductor, however eminent.

The amalgamation of the two was designed to concentrate talent in one place as the Champions League grew ever larger, but instead seemed to irreparably damage the standing of the tournament.

2.Create additional support to accelerate revenue growth for the GII Studio business by concentrating talent and resources into one business line.

Making some high level noise by rebranding 'Silicon Roundabout' as Tech City has arguably helped attract big name tech investment to East London —  which has (also arguably) been helpful in terms of concentrating talent and attracting additional investment to the area to up its credentials as a tech/startup hub.

In New York he concentrated his talents on the ground floor: the entry, living room, dining room and library.

Abend explains: "There is so much talent concentrated at the very top, and the system those talented chefs have created for production is so tightly controlled, that as long as the lower levels simply do what they're told, the kitchen more or less runs itself".

Brunelleschi's extreme disappointment at losing the commission probably accounted for his decision to concentrate his talents on architecture instead of sculpture.

After a trip to the emergency room at Auckland Hospital, he decided to concentrate his talents on writing.

Through July 12 Sometimes talent is concentrated, sometimes it spans multiple mediums.