Sentence examples for talent to develop from inspiring English sources

As they did with "Urinetown," the Aracans are using new young talent to develop the piece.

So why not make use of all this talent to develop an elite class of professionals — like those who teach in our colleges — and give them primary responsibility for K-12 education?

This class of quarterbacks has the talent to develop into N.F.L. contributors – perhaps even an effective starter or two – but fans will be disappointed if they try to compare this 2013 crew with the 2012 quarterback class.

The dearth of young talent to develop or trade left the Knicks, in the coming years, always playing catchup, their roster decisions seemingly improvised from one season to the next.

In a quest to lure subscribers from free terrestrial radio, the pay satellite service SiriusXM is betting that some morning drive listeners want something other than straight news, partisan talk or local fluff, and it is backing a homegrown talent to develop the format.

That was the decade in which Churchill and Roosevelt defended the free world, combined British and American talent to develop the nuclear bomb, and arranged the burden-passing that Macmillan later described as Britain becoming Greece to America's Rome ("We can at most aspire to civilize and occasionally to influence them").

Recently companies including Hewlett-Packard, Dell, and I.B.M., among others, have pledged money and talent to developing an open source alternative to Amazon Web Services.

Vytlacil's drive apparently stopped short of Abstract Expressionism, but there were more muscular talents to develop it.

We didn't choose being born into an era, or a nation, that allowed our talents to develop.

After the war, they turned their engineering and mechanical talents to developing overhead-valve conversions for flathead V-8 Ford engines.

That's when his wife suggested he turn his talents to developing shark repellents.