Sentence examples for creating a talent from inspiring English sources

In case sorting out a £2bn deficit while improving quality and safety are not enough to keep it busy, it has also been charged with succession planning for NHS leaders, creating a talent pool for the top provider and commissioning posts.

This momentum is creating a talent crunch for the region and in turn, new career options for recent college graduates.

This creates a talent pool that the firm can draw upon for future employees.

In 2008, to remedy the problem, ESPN created a talent department staffed with several performance coaches like Nash.

The loss of Lejla and other nascent political stars has led to suggestions that the massacre has created a "talent vacuum" for Norway's left.

What we can and will do is help them create a talent programme that one day might get them back in the frame to attract high-performance investment".

The fact that there are already many companies engaged in e-commerce, software development, and information technology creates a talent pool for each new venture.

The huge popularity of classical music in the Far East, and particularly in China, has created a talent pool a billion deep, from which a disarmingly varied group of musicians is emerging.

Caray's lack of knowledge of the Yankees — he calls Braves games and TBS's Sunday afternoon games — is glaring on a national stage and creates a talent mismatch with his partner, Ron Darling, who is trying hard to maintain the high level of commentary he offers on Mets games on SNY.

FIRST creates a talent pipeline for companies like BAE systems; the company sponsors and mentors some 100 FIRST teams across the country.

Now focused exclusively on technical talent, Gradberry prompts users to create a "talent profile", which pulls in their GitHub, LinkedIn and other online portfolios.