Sentence examples for inflow of talent from inspiring English sources
Companies are beginning to realise that if they choose not to restrict themselves the considerable inflow of talent is a gold mine.
Enabled by this inflow of talent, NYC tech jobs have grown at 4 times the rate of total job growth in the city since 2009.
Steady inflows of talent from abroad would do wonders for the long-run growth potential of the British economy, as we pointed out last June, and would also enable the Bank to approach interest-rate rises very patiently for as long as the supply of European migrants holds up.
Security measures enacted after the 9/11 terrorist attacks are impeding the inflow of scientific talent that helps energize American universities and industries.
Normally, "we get a large inflow of our talent within relatively few weeks" in September, he said, and that drives up costs all at once, though business may pick up more slowly.
When it opened up to private investment under Mr Yeltsin, it saw a huge inflow of modern technology and management talent, causing a dramatic leap in production which has now been put in jeopardy by Mr Putin's crackdown on the sector.Similarly, other parts of the world are still "under-rigged" and under-examined.
"He's got talent, loads of talent.
The grace of talent disappears.
Why this concentration of talent?
