Sentence examples for developmental talent from inspiring English sources

"I was the first WWE developmental talent," the 43-year-old confirms on the phone to The Independent from his home in Austin, Texas.

In November 2013, James received a phone call from WWE Talent Relations, asking James whether she was interested in working with NXT developmental female talent.

But when organizations factor in the view from the pipe and have effective developmental conversations with talent, they can establish relationships that are mutually beneficial.

But Wolpert is a distinguished developmental biologist with a talent for books that duck the predictable and throw new light on old themes by occupying unexpected vantage points.

It can be easy to forget in this era of gigantic, monolithic leagues – in which all four major leagues pull in billions of dollars of revenue yearly and in which MLB, NBA and NHL all own entire developmental leagues to pull talent from – that it wasn't always like this.

Nikita is autistic, and in a country with few facilities for those with developmental conditions, her immense talent may have gone unnoticed if not for the Om Creations Trust.

The league addresses the issue of "under-age" players by proposing an arbitrary age limit and a developmental league for borderline talents, 20 and older.

While not a fully powered Pumas squad, Argentina did field rising young talent from the developmental system that has made the South American nation a force in the sport.

To compare the physical and anthropometric qualities explanatory of talent at two developmental levels in junior Australian football (AF).

The match between Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell was actually a parody match, with talent from WWE's developmental territories portraying the characters.

Although Chinese training methods, still reliant on centralized developmental centers and state-mandated identification of talent, are reminiscent in some aspects of the old Soviet approach, there is no question that this is a globalized era, one in which training secrets are much harder to keep.