Sentence examples for mobile talents from inspiring English sources

Edin Dzeko, preferred for his power to the more mobile talents of Sergio Agüero or Samir Nasri, crossed the ball from the left.

The world is engaged in a war for mobile talent.

This will make the UK less attractive to mobile talent.

But it will be in jeopardy if other countries become more attractive to mobile talent.

The demand for highly skilled workers will grow too, and countries will start to compete more fiercely for mobile talent.

In nearly all cases, these cities witnessed an unprecedented wave of population diversification, fuelled by immigration and mobile talent.

The mobile talent of our day and age finds them attractive precisely because they make us feel portable.

In a world of mobile talent, open markets and brutal competition, it's increasingly difficult to maintain an advantage over competitors through product innovation.

Dubai's leader, Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, has long understood that in an age of mobile talent, Dubai must be an attractive place for consumption as well as production — a consumer city.

In the era of the knowledge economy, however, mobile talent contributes to the creation and diffusion of knowledge, and the ability to maintain and develop a talent pool is key to competing globally.

Such a move would limit the UK's attractiveness to globally mobile talent, as well as our ability to compete with major players such as the US and China.