Sentence examples similar to talent for selection from inspiring English sources
Much of Lodge's work before 1600 was surreptitious translation, but in this regard he shows a real talent for creative selection and assimilation from classical, French, and Italian sources.
As an Australian, Moises displayed a precocious talent for cricket, earning selection for the national under-19 team when he was only 16.
"The declared ultimate aim of the WRU is to ensure that through the best available competition structures, the player pathway must continue to develop the very best talent for potential international selection".
According to the company website, Benchmarking Assessment Group was "founded in 2006 in Ireland" and works with clients to develop "methodologies in assessment for selection, development and talent management".
The selection of talent for top U.S. teams, from the youth level all the way up to the senior national squads, tends to emphasize speed, strength and aggression over great technical skill or improvisational ability.
He's available for selection.
Ampicillin was used for selection.
Blinded initiative recruitment: To prevent unconscious biases from seeping into team selection, many of our clients have now instituted blind and double blinded selection processes when evaluating the best talent for an initiative.
Often lazily described as Detroit's version of Soul Train, The New Dance Show was unique not just in its music selection but because of Watkins' talent for editing.
