Sentence examples for talent attributed to from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps Trump possesses the strange and disturbing talent attributed to the Apple co-founder Steve Jobs a "Star Trek -inspired abiliTrek -inspiredily abilityealito.

In general, Stevens said, the idea that a justice can sway his colleagues through collegiality and personal lobbying — a talent often attributed to Justice William J. Brennan Jr. — is exaggerated.

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Sheeroy Desai, the C.E.O. of Gild, which makes software to help companies identify tech talent, attributes this both to bias and to the need to efficiently screen huge numbers of candidates.

Team principal Eric Boullier said: "Kimi has made an exceptional comeback to Formula 1. "For Lotus F1 Team to be fighting for such strong championship positions this year is in no small part attributed to Kimi's talent and experience of racing".

Talent productivity: In this age of automation, human talent is scarce, and there is incredible value attributed to retaining and maximizing human creativity.

A younger generation's Madonna, her success can be attributed to a cocktail of theatricality, talent and an edgy yet business-friendly image.

In this paper, we argue that the economic miracle of China in the past three decades can be attributed to the reallocation of entrepreneurial talent from the government/state and agricultural sectors to business activities.

This implies that much of the startup wage premium in the cross-section can be attributed to selection, and that VC-backed startups pay competitive wages for talent.

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