Sentence examples for brain talent from inspiring English sources

Last July, Microsoft, fed up with American restrictions on importing brain talent, opened its newest software development center in Vancouver.

That is not its desire or intention, he said, but the fact is that it can now hire the best brain talent "wherever it resides". If you look at where Intel is making its new engineering investments today, he said, it is in China, India, Russia, Poland and, to a lesser extent, Malaysia and Israel.

Well, our world has people with remarkable brain talent, not physical fitness but cognitive/brain abilities.

Achieving balance between right- and left-brain thinking requires a two-pronged effort: recruiting whole-brain talent and encouraging the mindset across the existing organization.

On theirs, brains, talent, and any racial identity except white.

David Cameron said: "It's not that often in politics someone comes along with brains, talent, wit and bags of humanity.

Eggers and Hagel are the co-authors of Brawn from Brains: Talent, Policy and the Future of American Competitiveness.

David Cameron described the former MP of the Ross, Skye and Lochaber constituency of having "brains, talent, wit and bags of humanity".

The drain of brains, talent and money from this, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, is the sorry product of foreign meddling, domestic corruption, the Aids epidemic, deforestation, hurricanes and an educational system so dismal that 80% of the population is illiterate – all before the most recent cataclysm.

"It's not that often in politics that someone comes along with brains, talent, wit and bags of humanity and Charles had all of those things". Acting Labour leader Harriet Harman said his death was a huge loss, describing Mr Kennedy as "a delightful person with a great intellect".

With brains, talent and perfect hair, it's safe to say Watson has got it going on in more ways than one.