Sentence examples for talent providing from inspiring English sources

Makin describes Britain as "a hotbed of world-class circus talent", providing acts for the best companies in the world.

It's another Mazursky talent, providing a sense of place and emphasizing its importance in the lives of his characters.

"Singapore's openness to foreign labor has enabled it to attract, retain and absorb the best of foreign talent, providing it with a clear competitive advantage over its neighbors," the business groups wrote.

A clear overview of the market is the key to success and involves creating innovations, advancing know-how, attracting talent, providing solutions and concentrating on large domestic customers.

Given the competition companies are facing when it comes to attracting and retaining talent, providing the same amenities as competitors based outside city centers seems invaluable, with Campsyte boasting an extremely impressive roster of partner companies, including LinkedIn, PayPal, Salesforce and Airbnb. .

Unsurprisingly, even with stellar DJ talent providing the music, these parties full of hyper-hormonal teens have become about activities that don't involve music.

Rather, they must tap into the talent provided by the World Cup winner.

Others make the change due to a switch in personnel, allowing them to draw on the different strengths the new talent provides.

His life was made up of constant challenges and hurdles, but his perseverance and tenacity — coupled with sheer talent — provided the world with a lens on the American black experience.

"It makes for better entertainment it makes everybody feel part of one American family, so I think as a whole the industry should do what every other industry should do which is to look for talent, provide opportunity to everybody.

The N.F.L. and the N.B.A., which profit indecently from the free development of talent provided by colleges, need to start their own minor leagues, and the colleges should threaten non-participation in events like the draft in order to pressure them to do so.