Sentence examples for impending talent from inspiring English sources
Some commentators have predicted an impending talent crisis in Whitehall because uncompetitive pay discourages specialists from a career in the civil service.
While there are no impending talent changes, the co-host of "Today" Matt Lauer signed a contract last year that is believed to be his last at the show.
Just in time for the impending Silicon Valley talent apocalypse, CodeEval, a platform that uses coding challenges to help recruiters find and filter the best programming candidates for the job, is launching today to the public.
Rosser, unfortunately, chooses to argue for those changes on questionable grounds: that women are needed to meet an impending shortage of scientific talent and because they bring special insights to research.
But the BBC and Channel 4 – both under threat from the government's impending white paper on broadcasting – will be keen to advertise their talents and values, so audiences should be rewarded.
In France his nickname is The Anaesthetist.' So, they are at least able to laugh at Sale about the impending collision between their very own bearded force of nature and their very own golden boy, whose many talents do not include colliding with things.
Bernanke's impending departure.
There is an impending crisis.
"An impending closure threatens that.
Meanwhile, Murray returns home to impending fatherhood.
