Sentence examples for talent drought from inspiring English sources
The reality is that baseball is undergoing yet another talent drought.
Brazilian employees tend to be loyal, he says, meaning that established firms with generous career-development plans are less hurt by the talent drought.
Other than a freak World Series appearance in 1944, amid a wartime talent drought so dire that a one-armed outfielder eventually made the starting lineup, the Browns were as universally unloved a baseball team as ever existed.
Just when we finally convinced everybody Beatles was spelled with a Capital T. The talent drought continues.
The global talent drought may be partially caused by the dearth of universities that offer data science programs dedicated to preparing the next generation of data scientists.
You have to imagine that if you're offering up a direct connection to "experts" in a field that's currently experience something of a talent drought, those people will be gettin' job offers thrown in their face left and right.
And then again, America suffered through the dark years of a TV talent show drought.
Amid a talent and investor drought and growing challenges with fraud and ad-blockers, ad tech is in an unusual place.
In Murray, Britain found a player with legitimate talent to end that drought.
Experts agree there's a pronounced drought of talent at the highest levels of an organization.
Are the record companies forcing Soundcloud to the table with licensing threats, or are they seeing the startup as one final opportunity to avoid the mistakes that lead to the current drought of talent and innovation?
