Sentence examples for pool of capable from inspiring English sources

Intel, for example, has been attracted to Russia for years, because of the large pool of capable programming talent available.

Unfortunately, subtly but systematically excluding a huge pool of capable people from the tech community is a very large tech problem indeed, and all the ostriching and fauxpologizing in the world won't help to solve it.

This has expanded the pool of capable mentors to support expansion of this and other related programs in Uganda.

Red Cross Red Crescent (RCRC) National Societies implement capacity-building programmes based on training, supervision and support, in order to develop a pool of capable volunteers who can improve the health of underserved communities.

22 23 Within this panorama, the Red Cross Red Crescent (RC) National Societies implement capacity-building programmes that are based on training, supervision and support, and seek to develop a pool of capable volunteers with the aim of improving the health of underserved communities.

And talented younger players, like 23-year-old Adam Scott, who won the Players Championship, continue to increase the pool of players capable of winning.

The response was driven partly by a powerful reception in China, where the film opened to $67 million in first-weekend business from a pool of 3-D capable screens that is still growing.

But what you see is also the inevitable result of companies relying on a dwindling pool of OEMs capable of manufacturing parts in the millions.

Private companies, government agencies and industry organisations can support programmes that improve farmer management capability as this will improve the performance of these supply chains as well provide a greater pool of suppliers capable of delivering to these more demanding specifications.

This finding appeares to be particularly relevant, since it directly points to a limited pool of miRNAs capable of establishing a crosstalk throughout the transcriptome as a whole.

There remains an illusion — on Wall Street and beyond — that only a small pool of talent is capable of working on Wall Street, said James P. Gorman, Morgan Stanley's chairman and chief executive, who spoke in the morning at the conference about the future of finance.