Sentence examples for cheaper talent from inspiring English sources

When markets recover, the banks might be tempted to replace them with rather cheaper talent.

And in any case many high-skilled jobs will continue to flow overseas, as long as cheaper talent can be found in India and elsewhere.

That helps Spurs as much as his goals do.By scanning lower leagues for players with same attributes, clubs hope to spot cheaper talent (Mr Bale's mooted sale price is £85m).

Because the teams with the worst records often are the ones with the least money, they could try to draft high-salaried players and trade them to wealthy clubs for younger and cheaper talent.

"India will see increased outsourcing of research in equities, economics, derivatives and debt research because of cheaper talent as well as language skills," said Andrew Holland, executive vice president for DSP Merrill Lynch in Bombay, a firm 40percentt owned by Merrill Lynch.

The trade for Alfonso Soriano last month may have been another example of the front office's signature flaw: throwing millions at players who have proven themselves on the field but moved past their primes, all the while failing to hold onto younger, cheaper talent already on the team (like Russell Martin, who was allowed to depart in free agency before the season began) or in their farm system.

As they have won, though, the Phillies have traded several top prospects, depleting the pipeline of young, cheap talent to the majors.

Opening a research laboratory in China in 1998, a pioneering move for a foreign company, was a calculated decision intended to help Microsoft attract fresh, cheap talent.

Los Angeles is trying to do so by mixing stars like Beckham, Donovan, and the injured striker Carlos Ruiz with young, cheap talent to balance out the salary cap.

A farm system should perform two functions: furnish the parent club with cheap talent and churn out prospects that can be used in trades.

The Cardinals can afford to invest heavily in a few players — Molina, Wainwright, Matt Holliday — because of the wealth of cheap talent their farm system produces, much of it nurtured by Molina.