Sentence examples for result of talent from inspiring English sources

There seems little doubt that his rapid rise at I.B.M. was the result of talent.

Wall points out, though, that sometimes he's able to make progress as a result of talent departures.

A leader should be able to change his or her thinking and make better, faster decisions as a result of talent data.

His early independent commissions for grandees such as Cardinal Ercole Gonzaga, the son of Isabella d'Este, and the Giustiniani family may not have been the result of talent alone but came about through family connections.

Men are more often valued by their success, which is seen as a result of talent and hard work, despite how much it depends on luck and knowing the right people.

Richard's critics argued that his scoring record was the result of talent dilution brought about by the war; when many players returned in 1945 46, he won his second Stanley Cup with Montreal, but his goal output was nearly halved to 27.

Comedy Central's endurance is the result of talent-spotting and demographic marketing.

Looking back, it's clear to me that this windfall is the result of talents we didn't even know we possessed: It turned out we were good at identifying the right partner in China and good at acknowledging our errors early on.

So whatever he achieves in life will be the result of his talent.

The effect is not only the result of her talent for social satire — shown in abundance in her earlier fiction — but also of the rebellious instinct of a curious and unsentimental consciousness trapped inside the confines of feminine domesticity.

Games are made by large numbers of people and while they are directed, the process is cumulative and the result of the talent of the entire team.