Sentence examples similar to deeper pool of experience from inspiring English sources

But over the season, Madrid had more in reserve through a deeper pool of players.

He's displayed a deeper pool of venom for those he's currently hating.

There is a deep pool of highly experienced people in Silicon Valley.

Yet those outward signs obscure solid underpinnings for economic growth, including a democratic government, a strong education system, widespread knowledge of English and a deep pool of expatriates experienced in Western businesses, according to Wharton faculty and experts in emerging-market private equity.

Instead, knowledgeable guides lead visitors through caves dripping with stalagmites and swim through deep pools to experience a taste of true spelunking.

As a result, when presented with a new challenge or task, veterans typically have a deep pool of training and experience to dip into, for identifying potential solutions.

By comparison, the Republicans had a deep pool of well-known, highly experienced governors who could have been the running mate for their nominee, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

This deep pool of resources and intellectuals adds value to the Harvard experience for both its students and its employees, including professors.

The league has a deep pool of African-American talent.

The game showcased a deep pool of potential N.H.L. talent.

Of course, Maryland shares the same deep pool of highly educated workers as Northern Virginia.