Sentence examples for trained talent from inspiring English sources

About 40% of India's people are illiterate, and its pool of trained talent is limited.

Do these firms feel satisfied that they lose so much trained talent?

Lee Kuan Yew, the city-state's elder statesman, has long argued that "trained talent is the yeast that transforms a society and makes it rise".

By Mr. Freston's account, the trained talent pool in Afghanistan's media world roughly matches what he found decades ago in the cable television world — many are willing, but few are trained.

Some two and a half years after the province's politicians signed a historic peace accord, Mr. Johnston says he has just hired his first 50 software engineers, both Protestants and Catholics, and found no difficulty at all in dipping into a pool of trained talent.

With the adequately trained talent spread around the world, "remote working will grow more pervasive", says Sophia Drossopoulou, professor of programming languages at Imperial College London.

"What we strive for," she says, "is to train talent and that is the overarching factor for anyone who applies and gets in.

Conglomerates may have an enduring advantage in attracting and training talent in rapidly growing markets, and in building brands in regions where brand recognition is low and potential consumers are numbered in their billions rather than millions.

Increasingly top employers such as PwC and Natwest are offering school-leaver vacancies to encourage and train talent from all walks of life, rather than just via the traditional Russell Group university route.

I will need to convince a nonprofit that my experience in banking will be a source of transferable skills: analytical ability, planning and budgeting, delivering creative ideas in a compelling way to senior executives, training talent.

Of course Ng's name recognition and network should help ensure solid deal flow and enable Ng to poach and train talent for startups in need of scarce deep learning engineers.