Sentence examples for talent advantage from inspiring English sources

But in the long run, it appears the gap is closing on Northwestern's talent advantage.

They own a large talent advantage over the Panthers, but this could be a tough game.

The Nets still have a talent advantage, but the Bulls will be tough to beat, especially at home, if their defense stays in harmony.

To understand just how the groups developed this talent advantage, we conducted detailed case studies, which involved more than 50 in-depth interviews with senior executives.

Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com writes that they relied too much on a talent advantage and will have to play far better to keep advancing, while John Clay of The Lexington Herald-Leader lauded the Wildcats' superb defense.

That makes the Tar Heels vulnerable, although their talent advantage over the Bobcats, who have been the surprise of the tournament, may be enough to get them to the regional final.

Defensive traps and opportunistic counterattacking proved effective in negating talent advantages, and a semblance of parity was achieved.

The Ronettes -- Mrs. Greenfield, who was married to Mr. Spector for six years; her sister Estelle Bennett Dong; and their cousin Nedra Talley Ross -- sued Mr. Spector 13 years ago, contending that they were cheated by a producer who exploited their talent, took advantage of their naivete and left them with little to show for their stardom but memories.

In such a tight, fast-moving labor market, you need to figure out how to gain a talent acquisition advantage.

Invent more tasks for your talents - advantage arrives through expanding your educational and digital portfolio, or chasing up an old alliance that should never have been allowed to sour.

On the stage she overshadowed her husband partly because she was a better performer and partly because he chose plays that would display her great talents to advantage.