Sentence examples for frontline talent from inspiring English sources
They will require nuanced solutions that draw upon the best frontline talent from around the world, especially from underrepresented thinkers.
Finally, there was a cardio scare for Curry that soured the Bulls on committing to him long-term and precipitated the trade to New York, where he never had complementary frontline talent and ultimately regressed with physical and personal problems to the point of invisibility.
Philadelphia still has as much frontline talent as any team in the Eastern Conference, even with Embiid's recent injury, but having its two-time All-Star return to form before the playoffs begin remains the top priority.
The elite teams — Oklahoma, North Carolina and Connecticut — are the ones with frontline N.B.A. talent.
Beyond a lot of frontline pitching talent in this postseason there probably isn't an easy explanation to be had.
Compounding the issue, as companies have focused on new self-service technologies, they've underinvested in frontline service talent.
With their inconsistent pitching staff, the lineup needs to hit them out of any holes they dig, and unless general manager Alex Anthopoulos goes out and acquires some frontline pitching talent before the 31 July deadline, that's going to be the way the Jays win their first AL East title in more than 20 years.
He writes: "Quality care cannot be mandated from the centre – it requires the unlocking of the talents of frontline staff".
I will be scrutinising the manifestos and debates closely to see how the experiences, the frustration and the talent at the frontline will be captured to enable a more effective, efficient and – yes – a more accountable NHS.
The Frontline Club Awards annually recognises emerging talents and established names for outstanding work, in print, broadcast and photojournalism.
He added: "Businesses have a duty to recognise that the talents learnt on the frontline can be of value on the shop floor while government should provide early and unique support.
