Sentence examples for wider talent from inspiring English sources

With a bigger fan base, more blue-chip corporate support and access to a wider talent pool of players it will allow us to meet our mission to become the biggest club in the world.

More and more research demonstrates that gender balance is key to better-performing teams and wider talent pools, broader perspectives and much more; in short men are set to benefit from all of this as well.

Phil Savage, the former general manager of the Cleveland Browns, who will be Alabama's radio analyst this season, said he did not expect the SEC to adopt the spread as much as the Big 12 because the SEC has a wider talent pool with which to play more conventional football.

[19] The Labor Party must recruit from a wider talent [+judgement:capacity] pool.

"In reality, having a wider talent pool to pick from will help raise the standard of players that we produce".

Freedom of movement helps to fill job vacancies in many EU countries and gives employers a wider talent pool, the Commission argues.

She became so locked into "sock it to me" she never had a chance to display her wider talents, and as Goldie Hawn's role in the show expanded Carne chafed, leaving the show midway through the third season.

Some 62% worried about company-wide talent shortages (see chart 1).

"Any society that leaves out the wide talent pool of females is undermining its effectiveness," said Ms. Faust, the first woman to serve as Harvard's president.

Daniel Smith-Rowsey, a film historian, has referred to the latest shakeup as "the third purge," following two previous industry-wide talent overhauls.

The iconic Wasim Akram was presented with something of his own image when he first saw Mohammad Aamer as a 15-year-old of outrageous confidence and deep, wide talent.