Sentence examples for deal talent from inspiring English sources

And unless the Jays are willing to deal talent either on the MLB team already or a guy like Jeff Hoffman, it's hard to see Toronto having the chips to do much but run with what they've got and add a starter in the Yovani Gallardo tier of performance, maybe.

It will be interesting to see how all that wheeling and dealing talent in her uncle's shop will help her on this one.

He moved to Silicon Valley to get greater access to deals, talent and money, but he returns to Cape Town several times a year and invests in and mentors companies there.

Still, by force of personality, a great deal of talent shines through.

The Miriam O'Reilly age discrimination case gave a rare insight into the way senior TV executives deal with talent.

Ms. Vockins said she had discovered a great deal of talent within the walls of Sing Sing.

Such a commitment might not be the best way for every organization to deal with talent scarcity, said John Boudreau, a professor at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business.

Now it's Stephenson's turn, not as a star but as a useful member of a team that has no marquee names but a good deal of talent.

Shaw has recruited well, and there is still a great deal of talent on both sides of the ball returning for Stanford, so there is hope for the future.

And the theater experience? A. Especially in the early days of my career, when I'd be working on a production, it was exactly the same kind of organizational skills — how to be prepared, how to deal with talent, how to deal with crises, how to schedule, how to take a script and turn it into something live.

Ms. Light described the character as "a mythic and iconic figure, a woman who has a great deal of talent and nowhere to put it, who is not a mother figure and who has no grace or gentility.