Sentence examples for lost their talent from inspiring English sources

Like cats that have lost their whiskers, the Republicans seem off balance now that they have lost their talent for hypocrisy.

Firms won't want to lose their "talent": witness Goldman Sachs's unusual mid year payout of restricted shares for partners affected by Britain's bonus tax.

Hence our work dispels the myth that bright poor children lose their talent as they develop: this makes for an even stronger case for supporting bright children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

People are living longer and healthier lives than ever, and the last thing we want is to lose their talent and enthusiasm from the workplace due to an arbitrary age limit".

If the collective ever finds true happiness, they will lose their talent and will cease to exist.

To intervene would be to risk losing their talents.

Not all non-doms are Tony Blair's plutocrat chums: many are high-flying professionals with foreign ties and we could lose their talents and their industry as well as their taxes.

Instead of losing their talents, we should be using them.

Last April, they trudged off the court defeated by Florida and promptly lost their top talent to the N.B.A.

Sheehan, a historian at Stanford, describes how, in the past half century, Europeans have lost their taste and talent for war.

He also states that when he quit, WWE lost their very top talent, as he was at the very top of the payroll.