Sentence examples for tap talent from inspiring English sources

To remain competitive, businesses are going to need to be able to tap talent from wherever they are located.

Nigeria's Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) made two moves in May to tap talent and investment abroad.

Nigeria's CCHub recently launched its Diaspora Challenge to tap talent and investment outside the country.

It is trying to woo "sea turtles" (an expression for Chinese who have returned after taking skilled work abroad) like Fang, as well as tap talent in Southeast Asia and even India.

Last week the Department of Defense DODD) chose the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM) in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, from among 13 applicants to manage the institute, which will tap talent from the tri-state area of northeast Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

Its innovative fellow and alumni programs tap talent from the developed world to support investees and develop management, providing inexpensive yet experienced advice.

Howcast produces content in-house; it also taps talent from its young filmmakers' program, paying $50 to $300 per video.

The Internet allows Randall and his Wilmington colleagues, he says, to "open up the world as one resource, tapping talent from Boston or Tokyo".

►In this week's STM, the American Asthma Foundation's (AAF's) William Seaman, Richard M. Locksley, and Michael J. Welsh "describe a grant program designed by the … (AAF) that taps talent from diverse pools of investigators a model that might spur innovation in other research realms".

Driven by pressure for continued growth and tapping talent outside their workforce, large companies like Apple, IBM, GE and a host of others have launched prize challenges seeking innovative ideas, products and software solutions.

Both tap a talent for coming up with jokes on the stump.