Sentence examples for talented options from inspiring English sources

However, Cole's place in the team will be taken by Leighton Baines, left-back being arguably the position where Hodgson has the most talented options.

But before Löw and his eventual successor scour the country for the next Klose, and before they parachute more bread-and-butter strikers such as Stefan Kiessling, Pierre-Michel Lasogga or Alexander Meier into the squad, they will probably stick to eking the best from their talented options in other areas.

The credit for Notre Dame's turnaround goes to Tyrone Willingham, its first-year coach, who inherited a moderately talented option team and had to transform it into a passing team, week by week.

Although Marbury, 31, is a more talented option at guard, D'Antoni appears set to hand the starting role to Chris Duhon for the Knicks' first preseason game Wednesday night in Toronto.

WHEN technology stocks took their sharp tumble last week, many companies appeared to lose one of their most important assets -- the ability to lure talented employees with options.

The more talented have better options and hence do better.

But low unemployment also means that talented employees have more options than ever.

They also say that the FASB's proposal would stifle innovation, because young, cash-poor firms often rely on options to attract talented staff.

If St . Louisis going to prosper in the 21st century, we need to attract and welcome talented people who have numerous options in deciding where to work and live.

At the same time, by dangling stock options, they can lure talented managers from the old economy without paying hefty salaries.

Microsoft recognized early on that options allowed it to attract talented employees and keep salaries in check.