Sentence examples for talents learnt from inspiring English sources
He added: "Businesses have a duty to recognise that the talents learnt on the frontline can be of value on the shop floor while government should provide early and unique support.
What is of particular interest to us, is that their research shows that design thinking is not necessarily a natural talent, but a skill that can be learnt (Rauth et al., 2010; Lawson, 2005) through unconscious adoption as much as through formal training (Porcini, 2009).
If your education is paid for it is important to think it is the best and that all this codified and learnt behaviour is somehow a measure of character and talent.
Hopefully our Greek friends have learnt by now that the inescapable invoice has already arrived.Professor Grzegorz Kolodko Kozminski University WarsawSIR – Your leader on Canada's election diminished the talents of Michael Ignatieff, the leader of the Liberals ("Groundhog day", April 30th).
Gabriel listened and learnt.
What, precisely, has Martin Amis learnt?
A harsh lesson learnt perhaps.
Useful to get this learnt.
Beckham learnt from her predecessors.
