Sentence examples for drive talent from inspiring English sources

"The direction of this proposal is to drive talent from our firm".

Identifying high earners could drive "talent" abroad, he warned at the time.

Instead, he says, outing the City's biggest earners could drive "talent" abroad and be used by rivals to ratchet up their salaries.

I want to invest in the innate drive, talent and potential of a person.

The London mayor argued that the bonus rules would drive talent and investment away from the City to financial centres outside the EU.

The Treasury has argued the cap will drive talent out of Europe and inflate basic pay, making it harder for banks to trim costs in lean years.

In America, where you end up is increasingly tied not to your own drive, talents, and perseverance, but to being born with the right last name.

It also engenders ''by the book" attitudes and drives talent away from accounting programs and, ultimately, from the accounting profession.

Articles she has written have appeared in two books: Strategy-Driven Talent Management and Advancing Executive Coaching.

The notion that working in the public sector means that you're going to make terrible money drives talent to the private sector, leaving a void of talent in the public sector.

Think Stockton, who, at first glance, had more ambition and drive than talent.