Sentence examples for talent decisions from inspiring English sources

That "thing" is Latino executives who can guide and drive programming and talent decisions to best reach that specific audience.

We share resources, make key talent decisions jointly and, the night of the broadcast, we share the same truck, cameras and technical personnel.

Yet the introduction of blind auditions at major symphony orchestras, starting in the seventies, has increased by fifty per cent the likelihood of female performers' advancing — a clear sign that, for decades, orchestras had made bad talent decisions because of their prejudice without being punished.

Of course, there will always be a subjective element to senior-level talent decisions, just as investors will always reach different conclusions from the same balance sheets.

"The producers have not yet made the talent decisions for this year," a rep said in a statement to Entertainment Weekly.

"It's a baseball decision and a talent decision, and it doesn't hinder us at all this year".

When Brandt said Westbrook would have been a top pick if he were taller and heavier, I realized that draft analysis had more to do with making a financial decision than a talent decision.

9. Third-round pick Jonathan Bullard has been hard to find re-watching the games this season and it will be impossible to find the defensive end this week as he was inactive in what coach John Fox described as a "talent" decision.

"It's about evaluating talent, making decisions, organizing practices," Doherty explained.

The Music Publishers Association praised its role in spotting new talent: "The decision to save 6 Music will be particularly welcomed by those young up-and-coming bands and songwriters to whom the station has been so important".

"A less centralized operating structure, pushing talent and decision-making closer to the businesses, is now the best way to achieve our growth objectives," Diller, 71, said in the statement.