Sentence examples for scouting abilities from inspiring English sources

Still, there's no denying Kronos's scouting abilities, dexterity and abundant good will.

Known for his old-school scouting abilities and affable personality, Minaya took over the Mets in the final days of the 2004 season.

Having a back-up plan or way to escape can be quite useful, and never underestimate your scouting abilities.

McCloughan, known for his scouting ability, will rely on game tapes and will have final say on the roster.

"I was very impressed with Ian, his energy, his enthusiasm, his professionalism, his scouting ability, his ability to succeed in Sligo.

While holding this position, Baden-Powell was instrumental in reforming reconnaissance training in British cavalry, giving the force an important advantage in scouting ability over continental rivals.

Ronald S. Green, director of the Boy Scouts Central New Jersey Council, said the policy had not affected the Scouts' ability to recruit or to work with New Jersey schools.

He trusted Southampton's scouting system and the ability of its academy to produce players good enough to replace those who will inevitably leave for 'bigger' clubs, as Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw and Calum Chambers did last summer.

Yet increasingly, said Chad Kaydo, the editor in chief of BizBash, an industry journal, the boards of strapped charities are scouting out planners with the ability to do more than set pretty tables with even prettier flowers.

Assess the Scout's abilities.

Formerly the Browns' director of research, Kovash now uses his analytic abilities to help run the team's scouting program.