Sentence examples for controlled talent from inspiring English sources
Early self-released collections like 2011's Cut EP demonstrated his singular, controlled talent, and attracted kindred spirits.
Although the UFC has received criticism from fighters for its pay scale, its ability to control talent costs is a major factor in its profitability.
For us, these questions raise issues about the extent to which individual agency in ethical issues is possible in environments designed to regulate and control talent.
He added: "But I would say his pungent, transgressive, slightly out-of-control talent was something the BBC could ill afford to lose.
Rather, he warns that without more self-control, talent may provoke a "war that could make the great 20th century economic wars look tame by comparison"—hyperbole, surely.All fired up Emotion and consumer behaviour"Kellogg School of Management Emotions with high arousal levels may signal that activity is desired, and lead consumers to prefer action-oriented events.
What they looked at is how the balance shifted in film and television in the first place tracing it back to the MCA talent agency that became prominent by figuring out that if you control the talent, you control the town.
And agents, who control the talent, are beginning to think more like dot-com venture capitalists.
After Condé Nast was taken over by the Newhouse family in 1959, Liberman became the impresario controlling the talent from 1964 to 1995.
His teammates have been both concerned and supportive while Martin grows and figures out how to use and control his talent.
Moreover, in return for agreeing to work within a tiny budget, Louis is allowed to bypass the filters put in place by most networks to control the "talent"; he doesn't have to get his scripts approved; he didn't even need to provide a pitch.
In some ways China's movie industry resembles 1930s Hollywood, when studios controlled all business lines from talent to production to theatres before a 1948 Supreme Court ruling forced them to divest.
