Sentence examples for talent production from inspiring English sources

Is Italy's failure to reach the World Cup down to a decline in talent production?

More than 80% of that was "inward investment" from overseas, where the UK has been chosen for reasons such as talent, production or tax breaks.

Wheeler says he's seen a tremendous growth in the number of corporations that link recruitment and education into a talent production pipeline.

Since the WWE is so vertically integrated (between talent, production and content), they were able to execute an integrated social media strategy that ties into web, broadcasts and live events.

I think the world needs talent production shops like the one at CEU that Shattuck will take over next year (his start date is August 1, 2009) and not depend only on the exclusive elite clubs on the world's upper crust Ivy League institutions.

Expenses can include creative talent, direct production, post-production and ancillary costs.

In communities hungry for knowledge, the idea caught fire and soon expanded to include home-talent productions of essays, discussions, debates, and lectures.

Philip Wm. McKinley, director and staging composition; Tim Holst, vice president talent and production; Gregg Barnes, costumes; Eduardo Sicangco, production design; Craig Safan, composer; Glenn Slater, lyricist; Roy Bennett, lighting; Michael Gibson, music orchestrator; David Killinger, music director; Tony Stevens, choreographer and assistant director.

Sometimes, the popularity outlives the talent and production".

The bigger budgets give European producers access to higher-quality talent and production skills.

And there were meetings with talent and production companies before the Oscars.