Sentence examples for drawing talent from inspiring English sources

Drawing talent from any of these sources has its advantages and drawbacks.

For example, the planners say they have studied the role of streamlined immigration rules in drawing talent to Silicon Valley.

Story boarding can be simple (stick figures) or more complex depending on the level of drawing talent in the group.

Of course, we cannot achieve excellence if we are only drawing talent from a small portion of society, so our colleges and universities also must stand for opportunity.

He was trained at the Central School of Art in London, where he was as much known for his unconventional behaviour as for his drawing talent, and at the East Anglian School of Painting and Drawing in Dedham.

To pick up on one strand of what you were saying, which is the University drawing talent from around the globe: Is the University seeing any impact from the policies adopted by the Trump administration?

"The time had come to eliminate the barriers to women of America and to reap the benefits of drawing talents from all Americans, including women," Mondale said.

Like all major cosmopolitan cities, Munich drew talent from around the world.

Cape Verde, where "everyone sings," nurtures its music festivals, which draw talent scouts from around the world.

He organized special teams that drew talent out of traditional silos and across boundaries.

And studio bosses could justify such ego-driven loss leaders: In the entertainment business, talent draws talent.