Sentence examples for excess talent from inspiring English sources

If you expect that your rivals will go on a spree and overspend for big-name players, it would be smart to sit back, protect your budget, and then scoop up the excess talent.

She closed the acquisitions of Stamped, Snip.it, and OntheAir, smartly scooping up excess talent, especially for mobile, in an environment that has too many fledgling and inconsequential startups to begin with.

The CIS report was one factor that in recent weeks seemed to shift the focus of the STEM labor force narrative away from the usually dominant, if mythic, talent-shortage theme and toward the real travails of STEM-trained workers, both foreign and native-born, who are caught up in an employment market that is glutted with excess talent in the great majority of fields.

To some she was a troubled rock star struggling with her demons, to others an astonishing voice with an excess of talent, but to her parents Amy Winehouse was their "angel", and at a private funeral they have said goodbye.

Everything about Matharu - her clothes, her comments, her attitudes - suggests a normal but hugely naive Yorkshire teenager, who, through some freakish excess of talent, now finds herself a globetrotting superstar.

The film revealed Harris to be an actor who excelled at excess, a talent for which he was praised when playing roles that called for flamboyance and for which he was derided as a "ham" when playing roles that required subtlety.

It is unclear if the pieces fit together for Holland, with an excess of talent up front and a deficit of world-class players in crucial defensive positions.

But there is not exactly an excess of banking talent around to be parachuted in," he said.

Moreover, these 70percentt have an excess demand for talent.

The Brewers have an excess of outfield talent in the minor leagues including No. 2 overall prospect Corey Ray, one of three outfielders to fall in MLBPipeline.com's ranking of Milwaukee's top 30 prospects.

But the mask itself is vulnerable, because creative excess – including excess of talent – threatens order and rationality.