Sentence examples for talent to replicate from inspiring English sources
It is believed by some that the change was made in an attempt to find fresh, young talent to replicate the phenomenal success of One Direction, who originally appeared on the X Factor back in 2010.
"Those investing outside of traditional private equity partnerships will find it very challenging and expensive to recruit the talent and experience necessary to replicate those results," Mr. Judge added.
"Digital technologies are different in that they allow people with skills to replicate their talents to serve billions," Mr. Brynjolfsson said.
Carlos Torres, head of BBVA's strategy and corporate development, says it is hard for a large organisation to replicate the entrepreneurial talent of an upstart.
Today's upstarts aim to do the same by hiring away the industry's talent and, in some cases, trying to replicate the entire investment banking model that was largely dismantled after Lehman Brothers fell last fall.
Cities have been trying and failing to replicate Silicon Valley's talent for going on 50 years now.
"We greatly respect the talent of Beach House and never set out to replicate a specific song of theirs or anyone else's".
"As far as Ningbo is concerned," the local evening paper declared, "Jobs was born with extraordinary talents and gifts and success is perhaps impossible to replicate.
The idea is to replicate the Silicon Valley ecosystem, where entrepreneurs, researchers financiers and large pools of employable talent are all in close proximity.
Stanford proposes to replicate the role it has played in the growth of Silicon Valley, as an incubator of high-tech talent, innovation and business.
