Sentence examples for the pool of good from inspiring English sources

The pool of good developers is limited.

This has drained the pool of good Democratic candidates.

With comedians such as David Walliams and Julian Clary now writing children's fiction, the pool of good books to adapt is expanding.

"I actually feel like the pool of good freelancers has been shrinking because there are so many good staff jobs out there right now, very much on the digital side," says Reed. "Someone can be a sort of brand new journalism student and if they have a fantastic angle on a subject we're interested in, I'll work with them on a reported feature about it.

Advocates of consumption taxes argue that people should pay taxes based on what they take out of the pool of available goods (their consumption) rather than what they contribute to that pool (their income, under the implicit assumption that income measures the reward for productive work).

Out of the pool of 4753 predicted good quality SNPs, 3677 SNPs satisfied the criteria for the Illumina Golden Gate platform in that they appeared to be bi-allelic, with 100 bp of flanking sequence and more than 60 bp from a selected neighbouring SNP, and these SNPs were scored for primer design.

Charles M. Smith Jr., an architect and the city's buildings commissioner from 1984 through 1990, said that it made sense to widen the pool of candidates but that a good manager could be found in the professional ranks.

An MBA programme, to be launched in 2009, will focus on emerging markets and intends to increase the pool of managers who have a good understanding of Russia and Russian ways of doing business.Moving targetLate February saw the University of Auckland Business School move into its new, purpose-built home.

So we decided to include private and other midwives who are unemployed by the Government of Kenya to widen the pool of these midwives, which was good" KII_002 "We are finding it much easier to work with the CMs than what we were doing with the TBAs.

To maintain a pool of good elf labor willing to work in the harsh North Pole climate, Santa pays close attention to human resources practices and policies to retain top talent.

With faculties of the "best and the brightest" from the pool of undergraduates, colleges can be confident of good quality teaching.