Ms. Roberts says that Rodriguez, despite all his talents, resorted to performance-enhancing drugs for the same reasons he maintains a life coach on speed dial and regularly visits the Kabbalah Center, a spiritual organization popular with celebrities searching for joy and fulfillment.
Gencic, the coach who discovered Djokovic's talent in the mountain resort of Kopaonik and expertly laid the foundation of his game, died Saturday in Serbia, according to an announcement by the Serbian Tennis Federation.
So far the industry has primarily resorted to "buying" InfoSec talent, trying to attract talented cybersecurity professionals with increased salaries.
Actually, a great deal of adult talent went into designing the resort.
Without a plan in place, a company must resort to a harried talent search, the boardroom equivalent of Eisner's sickbed pronunciamento.
– Third, robotics talent is lacking Funded startups often resort to in-house training.
No doubt P. Diddy would not resort to scouring the Tabernacle for talent, ending Layden's odd obsession with all things Utah.
Competition for software talent is so fierce that some companies have resorted to buying smaller start-ups in order to absorb their best employees.
New GM Pat Gillick didn't deny that the Orioles could trade him if Hammonds didn't maximize his talent, though he called a potential trade a "last resort".
How would our resort, Zakopane, cope with our range of talents: the expert (my wife), the novice (Lucy, aged eight) and the haphazard (me)?
As the Czech health care system faces a dire nursing shortage, clinics and hospitals are resorting to some unusual incentives to retain talent, including free or reduced-price plastic surgery.
