Sentence examples for having talented from inspiring English sources
The best companies are showing that having talented women on their boards is boosting both performance and fairness.
Even though Twitter's staff has ballooned to about 2,000 employees, having talented workers isn't nearly as crucial for the company as having quality users.
Mr. Kroeger said that having talented adults in the main roles gave him time to work with the children in the cast, who play enchanted trees, the monkeys, even the yellow brick road.
"It is clear that the NHS benefits from having talented nurses and doctors but our immigration system makes it harder to bring those professionals in from across the world while increasing pressures in the waiting room," he added.
As a member of the James Beard Foundation I have reveled in the sheer luxury of having talented chefs from all over the world cook for me practically in my own backyard.
Self certainly enjoys having talented players, even if only for a brief time — he has called Ben McLemore, the team's star freshman, the most talented first-year player he's ever coached — but he fears becoming dependent on them and leans heavily on his experienced players.
"We have talented players," he said.
He has had talented linemen, backs and receivers.
Ryan is fortunate to have talented playmakers around him.
We've always had talented athletes, but we let other countries give theirs more support.
