Sentence examples for setting talent from inspiring English sources

The point I was making was that setting talent fees is an inexact process and because we all operate in a market place, disclosure of individual fees would very likely drive up costs.

Setting talent aside, the good news is there aren't too many unlikable twenty-year-olds in this group: Ohio State point guard Aaron Craft is admirable for his defensive tenacity, Kentucky's Anthony Davis for his staunch resistance to shaving his unibrow, Louisville's entire roster for succeeding in the face of anonymity, and Kansas's for two of its mothers, one sadly absent, one very present.

Throughout the studied organisations, appraisal was defined as individual performance review (IPR) with objective setting, talent management and behaviour assessment.

The demand for SET talent is intensifying: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that SET jobs will increase by 17% between 2008 and 2018, a growth rate nearly twice that of non-SET employment.

His long-awaited debut album, 99.9%, pushes that outside-of-time logic even further, setting rising talents like rapper Vic Mensa and jazz experimentalists BadBadNotGood alongside unsung veterans like Craig David and Phonte of Little Brother.

When we say that our children are really talented at something, we actually set this talent in stone and suggest that it doesn't change.

Set aside talent for a moment.

And we must set aside talent and energy to take the long view and not just be chasing our version of the news cycle.

At the same time, the sclerotic football association told the 36 teams in the first and second leagues to set up talent academies.

No matter how clean an example Mr. Raddon sets, his talent for provoking Dionysian hysteria can plainly backfire, especially when the goal is to "lose yourself".

Some Silicon Valley companies, including Facebook, have closed small firms they have bought in order to set their talent to work on their own services.