Sentence examples for its talent for from inspiring English sources

For decades India's bureaucracy has slowed economic development; now it might unleash its talent for obfuscation on the country's most promising industry.

Microsoft first discovered its talent for gaming back in 1983, when it began selling Flight Simulator.

In a profile in The New Yorker, Camille Kubie, who runs a design and branding agency, said 10x developers "knocked it out of the park". And 10x is careful to vet its talent for soft skills.

Billy may not feel part of his family, but he has inherited its talent for invective.

The company's engineering feats were nearly matched by its talent for political patronage.

Over the years, this once-great company lost its talent for everything but making business blunders.

After several years of steady if unspectacular play, New York City's Catholic High School Athletic Association Class AA boys basketball league has returned to prominence — as much for its talent as for its depth.

Now, let's back up for a minute… Back in 2012, Barclays, the global financial services firm, realized, while watching cybersecurity threats rise, that it needed a new approach when building its talent base for IT and cybersecurity roles.

So you talked about how Google started to rethink its talent recruitment, for example.

Menlo Ventures will also earmark $15 million from the new fund to go toward its 'Talent Fund' for investing specifically in seed-stage startups.

But as they muddled through against a crestfallen Hawks team that was auditioning its young talent for next season, it was hard to tell if the Knicks' 95-83 victory at Madison Square was a momentum builder or a placebo.