Sentence examples for get more talented from inspiring English sources

But is this because Harvard and Princeton do a better job of teaching valuable skills than other places, or because employers believe that they get more talented students to begin with?

"And we're making sure we get more talented people from the computing industry who think about teaching and are attracted into the classroom," he said.

We've got more talented individuals than we've had for a long time.

We weren't playing better teams, and it wasn't that teams suddenly got more talented.

I wouldn't say he's got more talent than Federer, but he definitely seems more talented than Djokovic.

"T rue, a salary cap on Wall Street may limit the talent pool, but, on the other hand, if they get any more talented we'll all be broke".

"The difference this year is that I've got a more talented and experienced side which will grow and develop as the season goes on".

What I'm happy about is that we now have a chance to show more independent films where you get more really brilliant, talented ideas and new directors who just don't have a place to show their films or don't have access to TV broadcasters and theaters.

He just wills himself to beat more talented fighters.

The Timbers also added the designated player Diego Valeri (on loan from Lanus of Argentina), but Porter will need to get more, much more, from the talented Kalif Alhassan.

It's not the most dramatic drop I've seen a company's stock price take recently — that dubious distinction goes to RIM — but I half-expect BB's stock to level off once people get more of a feel for the talented Mr. Joly.