talent

Messi is clearly a fantastic talent but it's almost too easy to say he is the best now.

That was the beauty of it, because no one was turned away, but it also led to many hopefuls who had no talent having their hopes crushed.

In a country full of energy, desire, talent and ideas, there is no doubt that China will become a world leader in information technology.

Hoped that the general students register positively, display their talent, here can be very good unfolds your stage.

Now anxious to fight alongside with you and become a member of your company, and dedicate their youth and talent!

Dan boxer before the lower level to see he has extraordinary talent, trying to integrate it into boxing.

Since that vacation, I told myself not to get a sales job, as I didn't seem to have the talent for it.

Yan Wuding These words mean is: how much of your talent unsurpassed do - if it were to make liqueurs, you're the key that song and tiller;

She's learning marketing skills, which connect her to audiences in ways that have little to do with musical talent.

Though his musical and entrepreneurial talent was enormous, he had been slow to break out of the "chittlin circuit" of black southern clubs.

Hollywood stars seem to be arguing, in some ways, that Polanski's talent should allow him some sort of free pass for his past behaviour.

"This campaign is to reward performers who have the talent to perform live and give it a human edge, " Ames said.

"Yes, he has had an excellent education, and has much talent. He will make a fine man, if not spoiled by petting, " replied her mother.

The king of Egypt dethroned him in Jerusalem and imposed on Judah a levy of a hundred talents of silver and a talent of gold.

I was sorry that he would not develop his athletic talent, but proud that he had made such a mature decision.

Jordan, whose talent for handling dull clients was equalled only by his acute sense of self-importance, would feel slighted.

A superbly useful talent for a rogue is ranger, which allows you to call an animal to join your party.

The existence of a small, inexpensive, but elite bureaucracy staffed by the best managerial talent available in the system.

The very phrase "top talent" should have been a warning sign that what followed would not be up to much.

Thanks to his extraordinary vision and talent, Samaranch was the architect of a strong and unified Olympic Movement.

In terms of talent spawned and innovations inspired, it was one of the all-time great commercial hits.

Prove yourself, your skill and your talent and I'd love to see more of what you can do.

In this mode players will drop Jordan in a modern team, with him as a young upstart with a lot of talent.

talent did not go through the way other people and he did not to find with open up the new area.

the discovery and defence of the new. the world is often unkind to new talent, new creations, and new needs friends.

Our school is going to hold a sing contest. And I'll sign up for it. It's a good chance to show my sing talent.

Talent is only a starting point in this business. You've got to keep on working that talent.

Lucas believes similar results over the next few games would prove once and for all that Liverpool have talent throughout the squad.

Talent is nothing but a prolonged period of attention and shortened period of mental assimilation.

We create an " " talent potentials index to measure the concept of a people-potential to create value for your organization.

But it seems to be of real benefit to universities, who appear to rely on journals to do their talent evaluation work for them.

Some of the fiercest competition between them is for talent. Most English-speaking professionals have to be imported.

I think he could be a Toastmaster, because he got the talent from his mother, they are both very talkative as I'm sure everyone knows!

I tell you frankly that I consider yours is the greatest musical talent to which Russia can look forward.

But while Audrey Hepburn's loveliness may have gotten her noticed, it was her talent that made her a legend, as well as her heart.

Ashanti began to sing in a gospel choir at the age of 6. As she grew, her musical talent developed and with it, appearances followed.

You know, to me, human communities depend upon a diversity of talent, not a singular conception of ability.

No with-it company can be taken seriously without a "flexible boardroom" and a "just-in-time talent pipeline" .

An online talent scout, Plentitube is trying to become a middleman of the new media, a matchmaker for the YouTube generation.

But talent can be developed and trained and provide a sound basis for you to give of the best inside you.

UBS's regional head has given warning that its profit margins there could be depressed for a year or two amid fierce competition for talent.

Being able to give employees an equity stake in a more liquid market than Amsterdam could make it easier to attract and retain talent.

But maybe now that this book is out of her system she will use her talent more effectively next time.

I hoped that he would not let me down, a good display of his talent.

I've worked for him for two years and though I admire his talent I find his mood swings increasingly stressful.

Companies looking abroad "have a little bit of a race to lock up the talent and will bid up the cost of that talent" .

"We have a lot of talent on this team, " Bynum said. "The big focus this year is going to be on the defensive end. "

In the world of mortals, he stands straight holding his head high, with his talent as profound as the sea casting into a new pen- point.

Even if you are just starting out, you might have shown some talent when you were young, even as young as elementary school.

"What these numbers seem to be saying is that top talent has many more options now, " she said.

Based in London, with offices in New York, Peter Bailey Company represents some of the finest photographic talent around.

"China has no shortage of this kind of talent, " he said.

When a good talent was spotted, the manager will map out a strategy with the rest of his team to draw him in.

State giants soak up capital and talent that might have been used better by private companies.

His father died of war wounds when he was an infant; his mother was a charlady with no talent for communication, emotional or intellectual.

Rodrigue Beaubois is a promising talent and Jason Terry a bit of a stopgap at shooting guard.

If someone do not use his talent, just like iron in useless key . it is very easy to get rust. in the end he could not finish his own work.

Clearly, sensible and relevant TV training options have to be found for emerging talent - but I shall return to this later!

I used to think this sort of thing was not only naff but unnecessary: that talent would always out in the end.

Thanks for trusting me to edit you all into the song in a way that would make for a positive union of all of the talent represented.

One of its recommendations is the establishment of a new fund to help finance film production and overcome the shortage of talent .

But, in his own mind, did he view himself as a child molester vindicated by his vocation, status and talent?

posted a 19% rise in annual profits despite a sharp increase in staff costs as the bank fights a "war for talent" in its key Asian markets.

Intuit, she said, shared the Justice Department's desire "to maintain an open, fair, competitive market for talent. "

AdamLRocksMe no! But I'm truly impressed by that skill. Just think of how much tongue talent that takes.

The company has several doctoral and master high-tech talent as a strong technical backing.

It was such an amazing experience to see so much talent in one place.

I from online to see talent recruitment information directly to the company, the interview.

To a woman, owning no beauty does not inevitably mean losing self-confidence. Beauty is a talent born, but self-confidence is just like a.

It seems to me that as a talent, Einstein even hadn't found an appropriate word to describe it.

Pato: a very exciting young talent, I believe in two or three years he will be one of the top three players in the world.

They tried to convince her to sing in the talent show but she said she couldn't do it for the world.

He went on the House floor only to see if there was talent in attendance, and if there was he would send up an invitation.

As a good citizen, he should prepare himself in his everyday life as well as in school for the contribution of his talent to his country.

It's going to be very tough -- practically impossible, really -- for the Spurs to improve that talent anytime soon.

She became a star and a billionaire media tycoon by saying yes to opportunity, but part of her talent lies in her willingness to say no.

In 2005 he participated in a called "My Show" television talent show, was the beginning of his singing career.

Therefore, to two years of his spare time to make full use of good talent to complete the goal, it is necessary to hold one of Heng.

How much can be credited to innate talent and how much to intensive training?

Just as competition for the best of the bunch is growing, the pool of available talent is changing.

Laszlo Bock, who runs Google's human resources, said he has pushed to expand the company's talent planning process.

All that talent adds up to zero with a sub-par mental game.

The company has senior titles in more than 40% of the total number of staff, has a skilled, efficient, innovative high-quality talent.

Tom is always saying such stupid thing, He has a real talent for putting his fool in his mouth.

the only talent he seems to have is to leave a nasty stain.

I said: 'Mr. Pearlstein, I have no collection. I have only my own suits. ' He said: 'You have talent. You should design your own collection.

At least for the early years of their working life, the diploma and the major are their only bargaining chips in the market for talent.

But I'm still a bit sense of talent, hope to have a chance to let me play in text editing, after all the years I've done editing.

He seemed a little bit overweight, but there can be no doubt the talent is still there.

Chelsea's squad is not getting any younger but it does not seem to be losing any talent.

At least for the early years of their working life, the diploma and the major are their only bargaining chips in the market for talent.

But I'm still a bit sense of talent, hope to have a chance to let me play in text editing, after all the years I've done editing.

He seemed a little bit overweight, but there can be no doubt the talent is still there.

Chelsea's squad is not getting any younger but it does not seem to be losing any talent.

But it also can be taken in a larger sense, where the talent is in the form of a company or another investment.

"What Elizabeth Taylor lacked in talent, she made up in her crusading for AIDS research well before anyone was really doing it, " Lash said.

I have no doubt of his talent; he merely needs to develop the maturity to showcase it on bigger stages than at U21 and reserve levels.

Schmeichel was an imposing presence in the United goal, with a bravery that made the very most of his considerable natural talent.

He just came from Virginia. Mr. Smith said he has a natural talent for the position and let me learn from him.

Executives are aware of the problem and are trying to break the pattern by seeking fresh talent outside their own company.

He just came from Virginia. Mr. Smith said he has a natural talent for the position and let me learn from him.

Executives are aware of the problem and are trying to break the pattern by seeking fresh talent outside their own company.

He is such a quality striker, that as the owner of this club, it is far too hard for me to decide to part ways with such a talent.

Active current talent market, the employing units highly competitive and this can be "easy to get gold, one will be hard to find. "

"He has great talent, and for a while people have been expecting him to show that he's one of the best players in the world, " Park added.

Biologists had long believed that this talent for neurogenesis was reserved for young, developing minds and was lost with age.

This was the greatest gift that he had, the talent that fitted him for war.

Since then i've seen him in Gorgeous, Hero and Infernal Affairs, all which show different sides to his talent.

Some could argue he's got such a talent, why aren't we doing more for him in terms of touring galleries every weekend.

For such a young lad to go into a side of Real Madrid's quality and play so well speaks volumes for his talent.

For such a young lad to go into a side of Real Madrid's quality and play so well speaks volumes for his talent.

He had an almost uncontrollable impulse to stand up and do one of his routines, dazzle them, show them what real talent looked like.

Boudebouz has been ear-marked as a great talent, and is seen as the more affordable option, with the British market currently over-inflated.

Freckles on my face after the talent is hereditary, I grew up trying to get rid of these Mimicengceng freckles.

She has a hilarious hidden talent where she can talk with her mouth closed. Get ready to laugh.

Bold Talent, knowing they would be too much for him, enlist her to hold the interviews while he eavesdropped from behind a screen.

He retained this talent as a tree, and as he had a great deal of time for thought, villagers often came to this tree for advice.

But his temperament undermined his talent; he never understood that politics was more art than engineering.

But I said I'm going to show you a short clip of one of our employees to kind of give you an idea about some of the talent that we have.

They make spotting and developing talent part of every leader's job, and they work hard at it.

He said he had a talent for it as another might have a talent for the building of bridges.

The tone there was that with energy, talent, and hard work, you could make anything happen.

Capitalizing on its legendary talent for creating easy-to-use products, Apple will be a competitor out of the gate.

What did his music teacher think about his music talent? He seems to be so gifted.

But talent can be developed, trained, and provide a sound basis for you to give of the best inside you.

With management insight from Ceibs and the injection of new personnel talent, the company started to move out of the red.

Individual is a child of the times, talent and social conditions in which growth is often subject to constraints.

It was not too much that she was said to be a writer with a unique talent and personal style in the history of modern Chinese literature.

There is no doubt he's got enormous talent, but his brilliance also comes from the fact that he's an experimental innovator.

You may not feel that your talent is great, but it may be better than you think.

The woman really has a talent. She can knock off a new book at least once a year and we can count on it to be a best-seller.

During my teens word began to get out that I had a special talent.

But for small businesses with tight salary budgets, using pay to keep top talent from going to larger rivals is often a losing battle.

He can't fly around tall buildings , or outrun a speeding train , the only talent he seems to have is to leave a nasty stain .

Second, to attract academic superstars. Kerr went about this like a talent scout, and his successors have continued the practice.

He was the owner of a talent agency who, at the moment, was down to a single client.

By recognizing the signs of talent or giftedness, we may pursue those talents as a career or to help a nonprofit group.

David Stern now had a face to put on his international movement, a player whose character was as high as his talent level.

Realization of a fine talent-post matching is the starting point and the end-result of various studies of human resources.

It was incredible to see how his talent for technical construction ran in parallel with his desire to make women look beautiful.

He was known to be a very good doctor, with a talent for diagnosis and a reputation for skillful work.

As the economy continued to grow, however, companies increasingly recruited talent away from their competitors, creating retention problems.

However, Mr Zhang said: "The build-up of senior banking talent is an investment to take our franchise to the next level. "

Marketing would be a great avenue for you to utilize your talent in finding areas that need creativity.

If she's got any marketing talent at all, she'd know pretty darn quick when Hurd's attention changed from her brochures to her brassieres.

We say this to one another as if our tireless efforts were a talent by nature and an ability to successfully deal with stress.

Wind's new first-class talent and world-class technology companies is to respect knowledge, respect talent is all about.

A Brazilian international, he's demonstrated that he's matured into a fine talent .

Each of you have so much talent, and with so much time to yourself in the future will be able to devote as much to it as you wish.

Jiang Lang was full of talent when he was young, but in his latter years, he failed to produce any writing of value.

The dog-fighting scandal left my son shaking his head that such a brilliant talent could be so thoroughly squandered.

Even if untapped talent is not necessarily easy to find, the economics of Web entertainment start-ups dictates that they try hard to do it.

"I'm beginning to think you have at least a trace of talent. "

We want to see talent properly compensated otherwise that talent is not going to produce the music that people want to hear in this country.

The best literary talent was drawn to it, or to New England within reach of it.

It only makes sense that this would be the talent that got converted into a mastery bonus.

Analysts are also watching to see if Nomura can keep key talent who may be wary about working for a Japanese bank.

But Mr Cameron has often faltered when trying to turn his talent for crisis management into long-term strategies.

The talent trees as originally conceived were more about options and less about picking a single tree and trying to stay within it.

Frankly speaking, the talent presentation of these candidates is not the only reason why these talent shows are so popular.

Compensation has been a hurdle for Chinese state institutions trying to poach talent.

He was a man of great talent. He was a brave sailor, an able statesman and a good poet.

world is always ready to ~ talent with open arms. Very often it does not know what to do with genius.

This time, there is no political ambition and talent Kennedy, speech is often next card, scratching, loss.

Sweden Institute compares with him to have Cicero literary talent Caesar big emperor (Promulgation Refined language).

If you think the various characters are a freak, sissy, Merry mad, female talent, strange Women, are all screwy , looking uncomfortable.

Please spread the word and get ready to come and show us your musical talent.

Perhaps, someone will ask: who created the theory of relativity a great scientist, talent must be very smart, right?

World-leading technologies, management skills and talent need to be brought into this sector to bring it up to international standards.

Makes up for a lack of natural talent by hard work is good teaches, a minute laborious minute talent.

And when you do what you were made to do, He goes, "That's my boy. That's my girl. You're using the talent and ability that I gave you. "

About 75% of the total installed talent pool is junior level talent with less than 4 years of experience.

And with my talent and knowledge in computers, I believe you'll find me a very competent worker .

She was fated to reach the top of the country for her endowed talent.

As Nuremberg was a publishing and art town, there was never a shortage of talent able to engrave shapes into slate masterfully .

Welcome you to watch the children held by land tax investigation talent show!

You were born with a special talent. It may be to sing, write, teach, paint, mentor, preach, defend or befriend.

He never tanked , never ducked a commitment and struck every ball with serious intent. his work habits were equal to his talent.

In a world warring for increasingly sparse talent, a strong employer image is also not to be underestimated.

Although Moore exhibited some talent as a painter, Moore did not believe his ability was sufficient for creating great art.

EBIC will combine engineering talent and a culture of operational excellence to produce the next generation of industrial equipment.

For a girl of taste, it is not the looks or her talent, but the heart and mind that interests me.

Use what talent you possess: the woods would be very silent is no birds sang except those that sang best.

Yeah, it's quite impressive. And I can only encourage you to lavish this talent.

Pressure and opportunity, talent market competition, and the deficiency of the desire to me, in itself to enrich and perfect the quality.

In the talent-hunting private sector, radical transparency is too much to ask.

It tends to magnify, to an unusual degree, human managerial talent - or the lack of it.

The fight for talent was no longer restricted by region or industry, but would transcend national boundaries, becoming a global battle.

I knew a church musician who did not feel he received enough appreciation for his musical talent.

Great people, allowed to grow at the pace of their talent and compensated accordingly, are the most valuable assets of our company.

But, so far at least, the much-feared exodus of Wall Street talent hoping to dodge pay curbs has proved a paper tiger.

He was a man of exceptional talent and profound humanity, grounded in a deep faith.

And he asks Ko Sung-suk (by Lee Joon-ki), a high school student with talent for fighting, to train him for the seemingly impossible task.

But by repeatedly associating the superstar with its brand, Nike capitalized on public recognition of his talent, fame and athleticism.

None of the great composers had a more unfortunate talent-to-luck ratio than Franz Schubert.

It gradually dawned on me that I still had talent and ought to run again.

A man of talent is usually honest and modest.

Each of these people had so much love, talent and gifts to offer, and their lives were cut short by a horrible and senseless act.

Portland has a young nucleus and a lot of talent, but I wanted to be in a veteran situation.

The company pursues the policy of talent localization and adheres to a development notion of "Great Company, Great People" .

The world is often unkind to new talent, new creations. The new needs friends.

I could also entertain Mr West with a few ideas on developing talent for his record label or designing a marketing strategy.

When a team with anywhere near the Lakers' level of talent is assembled, the only goal can be winning the championship multiple times.

"Male talent should not be able to show up at 18 with a test and get thrown into a scene, " she says.

But after finding that I had some talent and potential in this field, it was hard for me to let it go.

Apart from the promise of money notes that people will stick, started with the money they need most, and I was most eager talent.

"We're still looking for high-performing individuals. It's always good to have such rich talent, " he said.

Pele : 'Neymar has talent they very few have, but it lacks ability at other levels. So I don't see Neymar yet ready to play in Europe.

For the moment, she is preparing for her next appearance on Britain's got Talent and she is the odds-on-favourite to win.

His father wanted to make money from his talent, and asked him to practice and play all the time.

And you couldn't deny his talent. It was pretty clear he was going to be instrumental in what we were trying to do.

He was, quite simply, usually the best athlete on every floor and he used that talent to break down every defender and barrier in his path.

The mosque has its own chef that prepared the food, may Allah reward him for his talent.

We witness the emergence of the public image of Hemingway and his development into a mature and major literary talent.

Quote: "You think you can win on talent alone? Gentlemen, you don't have enough talent to win on talent alone. "

At middle-school she was a late bloomer , and it wasn't until she went to university that she began to exhibit her talent.

The categorized development problem of higher schools is a question of the talent training type differentiation in essence.

Her brilliant talent and keen sense of art would never be hard to discover in her photography and paintings.

Among the idol singers, Jay Chou's overflowing talent is sufficient for him to be proud.

To be sure, over the long term the China talent challenge may be less troubling than it appears.

If she had as much talent as she has temper, she would be famous now.

And a city with little life will not be able to attract tourists, let alone retain its talent.

And if you're one of the rare few who write well, reach out to those around you and share your talent, so that others may learn from you.

"This is a war for talent, " he said of the move. "It was a very nice day when everybody got raises. "

He's a great player, a real talent who can only get better with time, especially from a physical point of view.

All the midfielders have great talent and if I work closely alongside them then I'm bound to improve.

Even after the Disney family moved to Kansas City, Walt continued to develop and flourish in his talent for artistic drawing.

Do not hide your talent, your knowledge and your beautiful heart. Go for your dream and live for it.

She was a painter herself and, among those who professed to know, it was said that she had far more talent than he.

But as Pan begins to realize her talent as a painter she also sees that she may lose something even more precious: a life of safety.

But I believe that some of the young New Economy firms focused on attracting talent through short-term perks, rather than long-term value.

But despite the longer, often nerve-wracking wait, "we're seeing a lot of smaller firms trade up for talent, " he said.

Regional young-talent construction is of great importance in regional development, and must be taken as a considerable issue.

[ kjv ] and the king of egypt put him down at jerusalem , and condemned the land in an hundred talents of silver and a talent of gold.

But there'll have to be a huge transfusion of talent before the Rockets can even begin to think of winning a championship.

Don't be like the General Managers in Golden State and Houston, and let talent slip through your fingers.

Now, medium-size companies are scrambling not just for a piece of the action, but for talent as well.

And I could play basketball, with a consuming passion that would always exceed my limited talent.

Piquant, therefore, to see hot talent Christopher Kane exhibiting a rah-rah dress in an army camouflage print.

Young Joseph was not academically successful there, but his talent as a baseball player led to a number of useful friendships.

The personnel will maybe have to be different. We have to look at the young talent coming through and there's a lot of it.

I feel sure that, if he is accepted by your college, he will be able to develop his talent to its fullest potential.

We have always taken great pride in the talent we have been able to attract, and we value each and every one of our employees.

Remorseless Attacks: This talent can no longer be triggered by the death of a rogue's target dummy or other pet.

"They've got a ton of talent, " Collins said, "but will they be able to put it together? "

In addition, a targeted training to help you will have the potential to attract talent from his own company.

The flow of talent is executing a social function: making person environment fit is one of the ways to improve talent's welfare.

Besides, going to Harvard required several thousand times more brains, talent and money than I would ever have.

But this time imagine that you have no idea what your social standing, income or talent level are going to be in the new state.

Zeng Yike became famous overnight for her self-composed songs as well as her "sheep voice" in the talent contest.