Sentence examples for talent to avoid from inspiring English sources

Initially she uses this talent to avoid punishment by her guardians, and to entertain and deceive other children, but later in the series employs it to save her own life and the lives of others.

Allen, the BBC's controller of comedy commissioning, also warned that the instant reaction and "crucifying" of new comedies on social media such as Twitter made it harder for new programmes to bed in – and urged talent to avoid it.

Even with at least 35 minutes remaining, it was not difficult to suspect that it would be enough to take County into the final at the expense of a Celtic side lacking the wit, the spirit and the talent to avoid the disgrace.

Ideally, public agencies should share this information locally, so they can all be aware of the resources, skills and talent available, to avoid duplication and ensure local talent can be maximised for local benefit.

It is easy to succumb to hyperbole when a young talent manages to avoid the usual snares at a Grand Slam event and bursts into the open.

This is the root incentive in our society — to be as productive as our talents allow and to avoid the trap of "they pretend to pay us and we pretend to work".

Plus, all of our talent are vetted for in-demand skills and they must abide by our talent checklist in order to avoid employee misclassification.

He is going to need all the talent he can muster to avoid becoming the first German casualty in DaimlerChrysler's American crisis.

He found a reservoir of talent that had managed to avoid atrophy during decades when the parks department had virtually no capital investment.

Whisperers have a special talent that allows them to avoid hypnosis or instigation, yet still convince others to kill in their place.

Part of his talent has been his ability to avoid controversy.