Sentence examples for ready pool from inspiring English sources

"There's a ready pool of IT-literate, multilingraduatesuates.

"Given the talent shortage, organizations have come to realize that women provide a ready pool of talent and more can be done to harness this reserve of talents".

As the company loses market share, it has responded by shedding thousands of jobs — a ready pool of engineering talent for entrepreneurs to tap.

Many Saudi youths are bored, alienated and angry with America; this combination continues to provide a ready pool of recruits for jihadism.

He found a ready pool of library donors in people and companies with matters before the government, many of them loyal Democratic contributors.

The AFL-CIO denounced the guest-worker programme, which it said would give employers "a ready pool of labour that they can exploit to drive down wages, benefits, health and safety protections" for everyone else.

"For a long time there has been an 'economics of terrorism' narrative that suggested that young people join terrorist groups because they don't have meaningful employment, they lack opportunities, and therefore they're a ready pools of recruits for al Qaeda, Keith Proctorr, the report's author, told VICE News.

After completing the enrichment procedure, DNA concentration of the 10 sequencing-ready pools was measured using a KAPA Library Quantification Kit.

Industry executives note that the decision to stay in China is often determined by a ready labor pool and the web of parts suppliers that surround giant assembly operations, like the one that Foxconn, the manufacturing partner of Apple and many other big electronics companies, operates in Shenzhen.

And it is not as if they are keeping Fall River from doing better: the city's unemployment rate has dropped from 19percentt in 1990 to about 4percentt, and new businesses, enticed by tax breaks and the ready labor pool, have been setting up shop here.

We spend so much time focusing on macro jobs reports and stock indexes that we often forget that one of the most basic elements of any successful economy is an able and ready labor pool -- without trained workers, we cannot move the dial on the economy.