Sentence examples for extended talent from inspiring English sources

Cultivate a network of extended talent and specialists: There are few things more frustrating than losing an exciting business opportunity because you are at capacity.

South African cricket has, by contrast, been able to extend its talent base.

The sport is also looking to extend its talent ID by targeting failed footballers who may have athletic ability to burn through its Pitch to Podium programme.

The problem is finding a way to extend teacher talent and enthusiasm for learning beyond those schools that have traditionally flourished to schools at the low end of the performance scale.

"There's nothing we do where we're not thinking about the future and how to extend our talent runway, to have the requisite depth to put us in position to have success in the American League East," General Manager Andrew Friedman said.

That talent extended yesterday to an innings of 187 in which he occupied the crease with his customary unemotional aplomb.

The talent extended to the front office at Olympic Stadium, which bred several top-level executives, including Alex Anthopoulos of Toronto, Larry Beinfest of Florida, Dave Dombrowski of Detroit, Neal Huntington of Pittsburgh, Omar Minaya of the Mets and Frank Wren of Atlanta.

At NBC, the coexistence between the drummer's two bosses was known as the Weinberg-Springsteen Rule, and was not typically extended to other talent at the network.

His talents extended beyond music, too: he was a talented basketball player in high school, a particularly impressive feat at 5ft 2in tall.

This is not a very propitious time to go looking for Broadway composers willing to extend their talents.

The frustration of leaving the workbench or the sadness of not finding an academic job in their own country will be replaced by the excitement of a new world, and this will open new avenues to extend their talents.