Sentence examples for inconsistent talent from inspiring English sources

Once considered an inconsistent talent in gymnastics, Nemov calmly unveiled a remarkable mix of grace, strength and daredevil nerve in his approach to every event.

Afellay may symbolise the continued progression of a club under Peter Coates' astute chairmanship but in many respects he needs Stoke more than they require his undoubted, yet inconsistent, talent.

Bengals: Devon Still, defensive tackle, Penn State Six-Word Scouting Report: Inconsistent talent from a football family Strengths: Quickness, short-yardage defense Weaknesses: Consistency, technique Still is the cousin of Art Still, a four-time All-Pro defensive lineman for the Chiefs in the 1980s.

A raw and inconsistent backrow talent under former coach Neil Henry, Taumalolotook his game to the next level under Paul Green in 2014.

The usual descriptions of Reyes — plenty of talent, inconsistent, questionable attention span — are often apt adjectives for the Mets, too.

The CEO knows that business revenue can exceed five times its existing base of $250 million (that is profitable), but there is a lack of top talent, inconsistent operational efficiencies and overall leadership that is afraid to face growth head-on.

Inconsistent approaches to developing talent.

Barriers identified included inconsistent approaches to developing talent, selection boards and a lack of perceived transparency in the recruitment process.

St . Johns became inconsistent, a team with obvious talent but one unable to stitch together prolonged stretches of good basketball.

The Mississippi State alum was a good but not great quarterback in college, hampered by inconsistent accuracy and overall throwing talent.

Steeped in talent, the wildly inconsistent Rotterdammers appear to have taken themselves out of the running for the league title; now in fact edging nearer the relegation zone.