Sentence examples similar to talent blueprint from inspiring English sources

"Judge Dread"–the media's gleeful moniker for Cowell will be hoping there's plenty of life left in the talent-headhunting blueprint.

It explains how he wants to play, the way in which he wants to develop young talent and his blueprint for the attractive, attacking football that has taken the Premier League by storm.

Forget about genes as unchanging "blueprints" and talent as a "gift," all tied up in a bow.

This powerful book shares Google's blueprint for attracting talent.

As companies race to be on the forefront of innovation, they should adopt not just Silicon Valley's technological contributions, but also the blueprints for retraining talent.

Marcelo Filardi, a 25-year-old Brazilian musician, is amazed at how eagerly American pop musicians jump at the chance to make a buck and re-tool their talents to the latest commercial blueprint; he claims that comparable musicians in Brazil are disdainful of get-rich-quick motives--or at least their outward show.

Talent versus temperament is pretty much a City blueprint of late.

It's a part of the blueprint; the conveyor belt of Jamaican athletics talent.

How and why it worked so well is hard to explain, we were essentially five friends who respected each others talents, knew how to have fun and had no blueprint.

Duncan and I suggest working on four systems — a growth blueprint, production systems, governance and controls, and leadership, talent, and culture.

He proved to have a natural talent for typography and became so prolific that the design critic Rick Poynor wrote in the British magazine Blueprint that Mr. Arefin was "single-handedly processing the print needs of the entire British art scene".