Sentence examples for in a cadre of from inspiring English sources

Dion's groundbreaking deal ushered in a cadre of big-name music acts (Elton John, Bette Midler) signing exclusive contracts in Las Vegas.

His move was to fly in a cadre of brainy Silicon Valley types.

Mr. Bennack has brought in a cadre of other younger executives to shake up the company.

Mr. Moran is one in a cadre of Republican rebels and newcomers who have helped to turn next week's Bush-McCain matchup into the first contested primary since Alfonse M. D'Amato challenged Senator Jacob K. Javits in 1980.

Alex Thier, who worked for the U.N. in Afghanistan in the nineties and, later, with Ghani in Kabul, described him as an "N.G.O.-style revolutionary, as if he grew up in a cadre of the World Bank rather than in the Communist Party".

Dr. Von Hagen said such money was needed to help Russian studies centers make the necessary transitions from old-style Kremlinology and study at a distance, to bringing in a cadre of practitioner-professors who can talk about life on the ground in the former Soviet bloc extensive study abroad, and new courses meant to appeal to students heading into business or nonprofit work.

Colleagues need to be identified and then prepared for involvement in mental health research (in all its stages)—the first step in developing a cadre of competent, dedicated researchers to lead the field.

The extensive PhD training programme engaged in by Thailand was considered very valuable in developing a cadre of competent health economics and policy research staff and giving young researchers international exposure through studying abroad.

In Washington, a cadre of Trump's most fervent Republican supporters in Congress have nominated the president for a Nobel peace prize.

In 1983, Schmidt, a lapsed ski racer from Montana City, Montana, fell in with a cadre of speed skiers at Squaw Valley, a resort on Lake Tahoe.

In April of last year, a cadre of "new guard" Republicans swept into leadership positions in the Alaska Republican Party, rankling some "establishment" party folks who had perhaps become used to a certain modus operandi under the long reign of party chair Randy Ruedrich.