Sentence examples for move talent from inspiring English sources

The team's premature elimination has already spurred discussions about the German Football Federation's approach to youth tournaments, and its tendency to hastily move talent up the youth ranks.

"It does feel sometimes that the city is on the edge of a housing crisis where the rental market is grossly under-supplied, over-priced and it is a very very big barrier for us to move talent into the city".

In a game of scheduling brinkmanship the overlap between the two shows was more substantial until ITV moved Talent half an hour later at the 11th hour.

As much as DeveloperAuction is moving talent from startup to startup, it's also bringing people in their own doors as they grow.

A whopping $150 billion is cited as the amount spent annually by companies moving talent, a process that can be overly complex, time-consuming, and of course costly.

To that end, parent company NBC has moved talent over to MSNBC, including Williams, who used to anchor "NBC Nightly News," and NBC correspondent Kate Snow, who now serves as a weekday anchor on MSNBC in addition to anchoring Sunday's edition of "Nightly News".

Literary criticism, now almost entirely confined to the universities, thus moves against talent by moving against the canon.

Byrne says the move was talent led.

While existing staff members may agree to a lateral move, top talent you might wish to recruit will decline.

The pressure may increase on NBC to think about a move if "Talent" continues to rack up the biggest numbers of the summer.

In both cases, Vector chose not to move that talent in-state.