Sentence examples for thin talent from inspiring English sources

Then again, thin talent is thin talent, no matter how many guys.

One of the problems we've had in the conservative movement is that there's a very thin talent pool among the Republicans in the Senate.

With foul trouble causing attrition, the Pacers took advantage of the Knicks' thinning talent in the game's last 30 seconds.

That leaves a thinner talent pool for other fields.

Before the playoffs last season, the team was viewed as too old, too brittle, too thin in talent.

Are these crepe-paper Lions, who went undefeated in the preseason before being outscored by 517-268 in the games that counted, really that thin in talent?

The Islanders, who had been the losers of 10 straight games, had the worst record in the N.H.L. under Scott Gordon, who could not prop up a team that was thin on talent and was then hit hard by injuries.

Although his cabinet is somewhat thin on talent, he runs his team of ministers and a bunch of trusted bureaucrats in his office with an iron grip.

The reality is that in the salary-cap era of pro football, which has thinned the talent on the Giants' roster, there is not a significant talent waiting for a promotion on the second string.... Fassel said he thought defensive tackle KEITH HAMILTON, out with a sore shoulder, and cornerback WILL ALLEN, out with an ankle sprain, would play on Sunday against Dallas.

And the polls also show that AP itself has a thin roster of talent beneath Mr Correa.

After Ed Reed (whose ability to attract wayward passes has become almost telekinetic), Terrell Suggs, Haloti Ngata, and of course Ray Lewis, the Ravens defense is talent thin.