Sentence examples for driver of talent from inspiring English sources

Because what's really the driver of talent is not raw ability.

To outsiders, the world's decision to pigeonhole me as an abundantly praised, lavishly rewarded driver of extraordinary talent may seem to be a victimless crime.

Still, if Vettel benefited from the momentum of the Schumacher effect in Germany, that also might have been difficult to live up to for a driver of lesser talent and character.

If you're a driver of middling talent (and I'm as middling as they come), jumping from the F-Type to the Boxster transforms you instantly from slow-witted human to F1 hero.

But now John Shattuck, former Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor in the Clinton administration, will be taking the helm of this educational institution -- which has been a primary driver of the talent needed to transform political systems.

Talent is the driver of innovation, and talent comes through education and opportunity.

After Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher, I never saw a driver so full of talent.

Two or even three teams running within the same three-tenths with the current line-up of driver talent would be marvellous.

The skill of the drivers, the talent of the car constructors, and the rules of auto racing's sanctioning bodies were designed to balance the danger and thus maintain the element of exciting competition.

Robert Lucas, a Nobel economics laureate, argues that the clustering of talent is the primary driver of economic growth.So a country's economic prospects depend in large measure on whether it is a place where people want to be.

There's a lot of talent and experience but drivers are being cloaked by the sport in this media-mad world.