Sentence examples for elite minds from inspiring English sources

"As a coach, he's a genius, he's one of the elite minds," Dover said.

He quoted the President of publisher Elite Minds Inc., Michael Ford, as saying: "Sales are great".

At the Elite Minds in Sports Analytics Summit, another speaker was Brian Prestidge, head of analytic development at Bolton Wanderers.

This frustration was eloquently expressed by James Smith, then still at Everton, at the Elite Minds in Sports Analytics Summit held at Arsenal's Emirates stadium last November.

Yet despite the explosion in memoirs and training guides (including some that focus on how runners think: "Brain Training for Runners," "Elite Minds," "Running with the Mind of Meditation"), very few such books address the mind of the runner in descriptive rather than inspirational or aspirational terms.

Players, too, might also demand it: at the Elite Minds summit, Ben Smith, head of development performance systems at Chelsea, explained that young players – such as Eden Hazard – had grown up with data and constant feedback and now expect it after every match and training session; this contrasted with the older generation who can often be more entrenched.

But according to several longtime lawyers in Brooklyn, she was not considered among the borough's elite legal minds.

They were created in the 1980s with Hong Kong's elite in mind: millionaires arrived by the thousands from Hong Kong ahead of the 1997 handover to China, and there was tension in Vancouver then, too.

He has galvanised people who would not normally make political statements; but they are a tiny proportion of even the educated elite, never mind the rest of the country's 1.3bn population.

The French elite doesn't mind if the public doesn't come to see your plays, as long as you have been endorsed by la profession.

He played identity politics to a narrow segment of the electorate who worried that their way of life was being undermined by a more religiously minded elite.