Sentence examples for made talent from inspiring English sources

"It hasn't made talent better.

What made talent agents especially nervous was Mr. Ovitz's decision less than two years ago to enter the ranks of talent management after his dismissal as president of the Walt Disney Company by Michael D. Eisner, the chairman.

There is no ready made talent in India.

It also made talent acquisitions in India and Singapore to develop its NBU teams and sharpen local tech chops.

Uber does not have an engineering team in Southeast Asia while Indonesia-based rival Go-Jek has a strong tech presence in India, where it has also made talent acquisition to grow its team.

Marissa Mayer has made talent acquisition one of her top priorities since becoming CEO, and mostly her shopping spree has targeted mobile — in other words, showing the company understands that its mobile strategy and products have to evolve if Yahoo ever hopes to be truly relevant again.

"We make talent possible!" Galut said.

In the World Cup, any form of teamwork makes talent all that much better.

Though private equity and hedge funds haven't entirely escaped tighter controls, the regulatory spotlight on banks is making talent more readily available to firms like Blackstone.

Whereas in manufacturing industries a decline in such standards is often slow, in talent-intensive ones it can be terrifyingly sudden, as Arthur Andersen and Enron found to their cost.All the same, structural changes are making talent ever more important.

President Clinton's recent moves to raise immigration limits on skilled foreign workers, for instance, could make talent here even scarcer.