Because she is good - her talent is low-key, subtle, shifting.
Even here there was a hierarchy — strangely, performers, people with alleged talent, are low on the totem pole.
The marginal benefits from effort or talent were low for most of human history, so this implies that the person is probably stealing from the rest of the group.
Her talents were low-key, low-heeled, low-lit, but they were much needed as the gallery took flight.
In Vermont, partnerships could build local talent where retention is low.
In this context, it is not hard to understand why the AFLPA is likely to reject the league's female pay proposal, insisting the $5,000 rate for most of its talent is too low.
Julien Laurens One reliable indicator of German football's new-found ability to produce plenty of talent is the low level of hype and noise that surrounds the next generation of professionals coming through.
Demand for employees is high and supply is low, leading to talent shortages at many companies.
The Balkans have long been a promising spot for startups – the cost of living is low and the talent level is high – and this visit was unique in that everyone was fully prepared to pitch on a global scale.
Since Claude's levels of effort are high whatever his level of talent, Dorothy's are low whatever her level of talent, and Adam's and Beatrice's levels of effort varies with their level of talent, a luck-neutralizing distribution would leave Claude best off, Adam and Beatrice second-best off, and Dorothy worst off.
Attracting talent is a challenge for low-tech startups, too.
