Sentence examples for pool of highly experienced from inspiring English sources

The BBC executive also said there was a "quite small" pool of highly experienced female television presenters and said there were very few people – male or female – who "want to run around Afghanistan in their 70s" in the way that world affairs editor John Simpson did.

That statement of the obvious was answered for the BBC by Fran Unsworth, deputy head of news, who declared that there was only a small pool of "highly experienced women presenters" at the BBC, but it was taking steps to deal with the problem.

There is a deep pool of highly experienced people in Silicon Valley.

Baby Boomers are becoming eligible to retire at the rate of 10,000 per day, resulting in a rapidly shrinking pool of highly experienced and difference-making talent.

By comparison, the Republicans had a deep pool of well-known, highly experienced governors who could have been the running mate for their nominee, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

Analysts welcomed the appointment of the highly experienced Rowe but were disappointed by the numbers.

The host of "Star Jones" is highly experienced, but not necessarily ready.

He said of Sir Malcom and Mr Straw: "They are both highly intelligent, highly capable, highly experienced people.

Litvinenko was a highly experienced detective.

He has been described as highly experienced.

"From a single auditor to an entire team of accounts -- whether you need executive, management or professional-level personnel for your projects or as permanent additions to your staff -- Olsten offers a resource pool of highly skilled experts with line and staff experience".