Sentence examples for talent rising from inspiring English sources

Like talent rising to the top, Woods and Love distanced themselves from the field, setting the stage for a Sunday that will test Love both mentally and physically.

Nemtsov, who was fifty-five years old, was once a precocious political talent, rising from provincial governor to become to become President Boris Yeltsin's deputy prime minister.

With metal in a period of mild stasis thanks to both the endless splintering of sub-genres and the dearth of new talent rising to transcend the giddy heights of their elders, where it's headed next is uncertain.

In what they call the "talent alignment and optimization" initiative, or TAO, leaders from across the organization try to strike a balance between the supply of talent (rising stars) and the demand for talent (critical positions).

But unlike Larry Toffler, Blatt foresees the Yankees and Mets on a seesaw, with the Mets' young talent rising, and with the team having an opportunity to go even higher by adding established talent after they shed albatross contracts like Johan Santana's next fall.

At least for the coming season Hore is content with how the squad is shaping up, with their established players augmented by some new signings and home-grown talent rising though the ranks.

"We must up our game and ensure that female talent rises to the top," he added.

"Political parties," she said, "have a responsibility to ensure that good talent rises through the system".

It's also a world where talent rises quickly to the top.

In the film business, talent rises to the top, and they're more open to giving people second chances than any other business, like banking, steel or insurance, whatever.

"The talent rises to the top immediately". Another freshman, Meghan Spencer of Glendale, notched second-team all-league honors, as well.