Sentence examples for corresponding talent from inspiring English sources

From then on, Noel's inability to perform sexually will be among his distinguishing characteristics -- along with a corresponding talent for disaster.

Heading into the meetings, the free agents' asking prices appear too high for their corresponding talent, and the price in prospects that teams are seeking in trades also seems too high.

To the frustration of many in the north, the British media focuses on London, and there is a corresponding drain of talent southwards.

A corresponding next generation of talent is on offer in the eminently capable Ben Whishaw, Ms. Dench's "Skyfall" colleague who has the largest, most demanding role as a Davies seen trying to sublimate the psychic agitation that will do him in.

Both pride themselves on their technical acumen and corresponding ability to attract and keep engineering talent.

But talent dilution, not drugs, lies behind another curious and corresponding batting statistic: the rise in hit batters.

Given the technical and managerial experience of the staff and in order to attract high talent, salaries were slightly higher than government salaries for corresponding positions in KSAPS.

Such differences may have less to do with technique or even talent than with a certain confidence and ease, qualities that create corresponding colors in the sound.

The purpose of the school is the development of a national ballet, corresponding to the famous Russian Ballet, but essentially American in character, enlisting the talents of American artists, dealing with typically American themes, creating an American tradition".

A major element of this particular magic is the rare combination of talent, experience, dedication and passion that characterises a true expert craftsperson, and the corresponding level of skill involved in producing their enchanting works.

Comparing with today, only few talent people in the time when Sun Yat-sen addressed his famous speech had such a complex mentality and corresponding complex thinking from common people to elites.