Sentence examples for make talent from inspiring English sources

"We make talent possible!" Galut said.

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

Young Marcel's early paintings were unpromising, ordinary enough to give ammunition to hostile critics who portray him as the original conceptualist fraud, a man who couldn't hack it on talent alone so discovered a wheeze to make "talent" seem unsophisticated.

The Golden Globes are an awards ceremony based on the votes of a limited number of foreign press critics who are endlessly wooed by the studios in the hopes that they will put some shine on Oscar contenders and make talent, along with the executives who seek to enable them at every turn, feel good about what they do for a living.

From here on out, we can expect to see 99designs continue to try to take strides in Europe, as it plans to ramp up hiring out of its new European headquarters and may even continue to make talent-based acquisitions in the region.

"It hasn't made talent better.

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.

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.