Sentence examples for valuing talent from inspiring English sources

Sir Martin makes much of valuing talent.

Agents are foaming at the mouth in anticipation of an uncapped season, while teams brace for a new economic reality where valuing talent properly and getting the most out of those players on the field is critical.

Not seeking CEOs who value talent development.

They will support your organisation to keep its most valued talent and encourage diversity of thought.

"The way I value talent," Karmazin said, "is based on revenues, and based on the audience.

Competitors would gain an unfair advantage in pursuing BBC stars – as knowing precisely what the BBC pays would make poaching valued talent easier, or at least would force the BBC to pay more to keep it.

Comedy Central, which had gained a reputation for being stingy, especially in their dealings with the South Park creators, decided to make a splashy declaration of how much they valued talent.

A ban on movement runs the risk of creating stagnation in the much smaller editorial department, or of the paper's losing valued talent by denying editorial writers an outlet for variety and renewal.

When the downturn came, there was an abrupt shift from "we value talent" to "you are a disposable cost".

"I did my work and don't give a damn about what happens to the company" — this attitude, which plagues many enterprises, is a byproduct of a lethargic and insensitive management that fails to value talent and their retention.

In a people business, valued talent walks in and out of the door each day.