Sentence examples for difficult talent from inspiring English sources

Game design, unfortunately, is a difficult talent to prove.

It's such an easy word to say, but one of the most difficult talents to master.

But it was difficult to attract talent at first.

Still, even the big hedge funds have a difficult time finding talent.

All the parts are difficult and the talent pool is thin.

It is already difficult to attract talent to public service; and you do get what you pay for.

Even in these difficult economic times talent is in short supply and the world's leading companies are competing fiercely for it.

Several G.O.P. digital specialists told me that, in addition, they found it difficult to recruit talent because of the values espoused by the party.

These outposts of cutting-edge music have been long-established, but Ashley felt it was difficult for younger talent to get placed in their schedules.

They are backed by a group of hotshot producers, a few of them grabbed from "60 Minutes," a notoriously difficult place for talent to rise because there is so much of it.

But he believes that by positioning itself as a station-driven company, CBS will find it more difficult to attract talent... Describes the relationship between Jordan, the C.E.O. of the company, and Karmazin.