Sentence examples for premium talent from inspiring English sources

When the MLL began its first season in 2001, Hubbard was instrumental in marketing the league looking to showcase premium talent.

They have the means — the money to sign high-end free agents and the resources to acquire premium talent from other teams — to make a splash and leave the meetings a different ball club.

Instead, the National has put a premium on talent.

This premium for "talent" may reflect globalisation as the elite are able to move to the countries where their skills are most appreciated.

The Yankees have pushed an aggressive farm-system agenda in recent years, spending freely in the draft to sign premium pitching talent.

News reports, special features, scripted drama and brand voice initiatives written to encourage a listener to participate and emotionally invest will require premium creative talent.

Kershaw is the most premium of talent on this team, the anchor for a collection of stars gathered from far and wide.

But then, what would one expect in a vehicle featuring premium acting talent like Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, as well as John Heard, who most presumed deceased.

Concert promoters, especially in this country, place a heavy premium on foreign talent.

It will place a premium on the talent and the brilliance of the great athletes.

Given reality TV's premium on amateur "talent," actors could be forgiven for boycotting these shows on economic grounds, but apparently nobody is immune from their charms.