Sentence examples for the talent to develop from inspiring English sources

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.

They seem not have realised that, unless dance, music and art are encouraged in primary schools, not only will there be no audiences in the future, but the talent to develop and execute the new and sometimes profitable arts will not be there either.

He said: "It's an incentive that with the right work ethic, I feel I've the talent to develop into that and I know it's obtainable from Matt's example".

It added that China had the talent to develop a successful OS of its own, but stopped short of suggesting specific measures to bring this about.

Barry Dixon, an analyst with Davy Stockbrokers in Dublin, adds that if web learning catches on, "Pearson won't have the time or the talent to develop a full K-12 curriculum for the web".

Most pitchers are not drafted with the hopes that they will develop into a top of the rotation starter for many years; and few players have the talent to develop that way.

He also pointed out that, with a few notable exceptions, most companies don't have the engineering talent to develop robots like this.

The Serbian branch of Microsoft came about in this way - and has tapped into the local programming talent to develop elements of the company's Word, Microsoft Cloud and Windows Phone applications.

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.

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").

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