Sentence examples for talent applied from inspiring English sources

Today, the innovation and quality of the software industry's products and services depend to a great extent on the knowledge, ability and talent applied by software engineers.

It was similar organisational talents applied to narcotics grown in the mountains.

Not only will a vacancy in such jobs come up now and then (for which you should already have positioned yourself well) but there are a lot of other possible outlets for your talent: Apply to a newspaper for any cartooning or graphic design work.

His trainer, Charlie Longsdon, with no illusions about his charge's limited talent, had applied sheepskin cheekpieces to his bridle for the first time.

As that young taxi driver's tale highlighted, there is a tremendous disconnect between the way Canada brings people into the country and how their talents are applied after they arrive.

George Takei, the beloved actor, activist and social media guru, has taken his talents and applied them to Disney's "Frozen".

Among other things, it requires rewarding experience as well as talent, and applying strong ethical codes and internal controls.

Applications for Seedcamp Week 2009 are now open for the next wave of European web-tech talent to apply.

The government's 21,700 figure will include 1,000 people let in under a new "exceptional talent" scheme applying to scientists, academics and artists, Mrs May told MPs.

If you break a promise about fruit, what does this mean about all the other future big things like company strategy?" Segerstrale's focus on talent also applies to his investments.

He was then appointed to the Royal Commission on Indian Currency and Finance – the same topic as his book – where Keynes showed considerable talent at applying economic theory to practical problems.