Sentence examples for talent for selecting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bashford has always had a great talent for selecting the quality clothing preferred by the older, absurdly rich people of San Francisco: expensive, conservative basics in the most rarefied Italian textiles by labels like Brioni and Zegna.

Albert Speer said that though Himmler seemed pedantic and insignificant on the surface, he was a good decision maker, had a talent for selecting highly competent staff, and successfully inserted the SS into every aspect of daily life.

China has a long history of using large-scale testing, which still enjoys widespread acceptance and recognition as a fair measurement for selecting the best talents.

Rendez-Vous is known for selecting films, from established auteurs and new talent alike, that gradually trickle into independent and arthouse theaters around the country.

During his tenure with the Utah Jazz, Layden displayed a keen eye for talent by selecting the valuable role players, Bryon Russell and Shandon Anderson, in the second round.

In addition to his role as the coach of the men's national team, he is now responsible for supervising and expanding the country's infrastructure for developing élite soccer talent: selecting coaches for the national teams, helping design the curricula for the coaches of travelling youth clubs, and overseeing the scouting of amateur matches for potential talent.

When the conversation at the local bakery turns to the coaches' unfairness or the recognition of an offspring's talent when selected for a more competitive league or travel team, I haven't a clue about the players.

UNICEF uses Talent Groups to select qualified, pre-assessed candidates for a variety of vacancies.

Despite being only 15-years-old, Warbrick displayed such talent for Ponsonby that he was selected for Auckland Provincial Clubs (now Auckland) that same season, and played at fullback for them against Otago.

Talent was ruthlessly selected and nurtured.

Consequently, in the current state of knowledge, no child or young athlete should be exposed to DTC genetic testing to define or alter training or for talent identification aimed at selecting gifted children or adolescents.