Sentence examples for shallower talent from inspiring English sources

Smaller companies, with less practice and a shallower talent pool, often have a tougher time with the process.

There were some good things about him and it was a pretty shallow talent pool.

The biggest shortcoming is a legacy of communism: a shallow talent pool, particularly for middle managers who need to be customerfocused and conscious of quality.

For an island nation of 11 million people, each player lost is a blow to the relatively shallow talent pool of the domestic league, known as the National Series, and to the national team, the pride of Cuban sport.

But if the Bulls want to replace Del Negro, they will be dealing with a pretty shallow talent pool if they rule out every candidate with a firing on his résumé.

The Red Storm has become a consistent winner in the Northeast by relying largely on local players from what is considered by many scouts to be a shallow talent pool.

Given England's relatively small population, economic decline, shallow talent pool from an over-reliance on players from lower socio-economic classes and isolation until the 1990s from the soccer revolution in Western Europe, the national team performs as well as can be expected — or even better, the book argues.

The reason advanced by the International Olympic Committee is that the field of women who jump isn't deep enough, but this argument (to say nothing of the one citing bodily health) disintegrates when you consider the wan competition in women's ice hockey or the shallow talent pool in the newly added skiercross.

heck does the democratic party have such a shallow talent pool that they have to prop up this hand puppet?

Here is the quintessential pop star of the moment, K'Harma Leeds (Alison Lohman), a shallow, talent-free Britney-Paris-Lindsay amalgam with the allure of a tarnished rhinestone in the dump that passes for a glamorous nightclub.

Plus, unlike The X Factor, which finds itself drawing on an ever shallower pool of talent as each series goes by, there is no shortage of poor people in Britain now.