Sentence examples for knack team from inspiring English sources

According to Chris Chabris of the Centre for Collective Intelligence at MIT, a member of the Knack team, games have huge advantages over traditional recruitment tools, such as personality tests, which can easily be outwitted by an astute candidate.

But each has its own knack for teaming exclusivity with accessibility.Managing the mystiqueHermès starves the market.

He is merely one of three new starters on the Giants' rebuilt offensive line, and he has a knowledge of wine and a knack for promoting team harmony.

He referred to Notre Dame's knack for beating teams like Michigan even when it is not playing at its best.

Gonzalez was young and energetic, with a knack for building teams, motivating sales reps and forging contacts.

As President, Trump may be attracted to the team's knack for cost-cutting.

Having won the competition with Sheffield in 1998 and Hull in 2005, John Kear clearly retains the knack of preparing a team and a game plan for a big cup match.

However we know less about their ability to break down teams prepared to scrap for a point than their wonderful knack for letting opposing teams have the ball only to annihilate them on the counter.

3. Arizona (4-12) STRENGTHS -- Coach Dennis Green has a knack for turning around wayward teams, and no team is adrift like the Cardinals.

He's no World Cup-winner but he's taking on defenders, and their wicked knocks, with the fearlessness of El Pibe and looks to have Maradona's knack for inspiring his team-mates as well.

Back him He has only been there a year and seems to have mastered the knack of sending out teams that can live up to the tradition of resolute inconsistency.