Sentence examples for talent diversity from inspiring English sources

This lot sold for £1,245 See auction's terms and conditions Lot 2 – Britain's Got Talent Diversity, winners of Britain's Got Talent in 2009 (Getty Images) With Simon Cowell and co returning to our screens for Britain's biggest talent show in 2015, now is your chance to see some of the country's best acts up close and personal.

We gathered -- well, the poets themselves gathered -- an incredible array of talent, diversity and writing styles, including a visual poet (Leila Monaghan).

Maya, Kim, and Judy are true champions of talent, diversity, and merit -- they would bring these qualities to the table at any organization!

While this country must seriously work on making illegal immigration more difficult through enforcement and oblige those who have broken the immigration laws of this country to pay the penalty and go to the back of the line to become legal citizens, it must also make legal immigration easier for people who are ready to come here with their unique talents, diversity and love for this country.

Do you have strategies to recruit a pool of diverse talent -- diversity of backgrounds, experience and ideas?

"Whether U.S. remains open or not, whether U.S. becomes more inward looking, whether U.S. continues to attract talent and diversity, whether it sees diversity as a source of richness or a threat — that's something for U.S. administration to decide," Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said Wednesday.

Tech businesses now need the energy, talent and diversity of the world's megacities to thrive.

These members of the "next generation" are evidence of the talent and diversity of the country.

The remarkable worldwide popularity of American music is often ascribed, rightly, to the talent and diversity of the country's artists and musicians.

Given the vast resources, extraordinary talent and diversity that is New York, the failure thus far to give a voice to ground zero has been disappointing.

"This list of winners is like no other, and truly reflects the breadth of talent and diversity in the independent sector," said Alison Wenham, CEO of the Association of Independent Music (Aim).