Sentences with phrase «because of the talents»

Schultz cited a Manpower Group survey in which one - third of employers said they have trouble filling open positions because of talent shortages, and 43 percent said those shortages hurt their ability to serve clients.

Well just because of the talent it probably encompasses everyone.

«We decided to set up shop in Brooklyn because this is where we love living and because of the talent pool that's available here,» Regev told The Bridge.

I like him as a player and I don't want him to leave because of his talent and work rate.

He's a world star because of his talent.

You have seen the lazy player turn it on when it matters and the relentless worker fail because of the talent gap.

Oklahoma State won Gottlieb's services in part because of Sutton, whose next win will be his 600th, and in part because of the talent the Cowboys had collected.

I think because of his talent he would still have allot to offer even if it is a season or two.

Getting Chambers was a good step in replacing some of the defensive losses because of his talent and versatility.

I put Bell in the category as a great player, so therefore his shelf life goes up simply because of his talent.

the home.grown quota is a talent killer in my opinion, all it does is guarantee very average English players ridiculous overpriced fees and guarantee of a spot in the EPL because clubs will always take a punt, not because of talent but mainly to fill up their quota....

but due to the talent and the picks I wouldn't mind switching wr to TE because of the talent at the position compared to Wr this yr.

We look strong right now at the back because of talent and numbers.

They've often been coddled and protected because of their talent, and so haven't necessarily learned the consequences of actions, or maybe even much self - control, either or both of which can play a part in their getting into situations that can break them, or their careers.

I hope that Wilshire does manage to get some form of fitness back and manage to stay injury free for the upcoming season not only because of his talents as a footballer but he brings something else passion, commitment and real love for the shirt and the badge.

The most decorated captain in United's history and not just because of the talent of the players assembled around him.

Perhaps the very best teams, because of talent, coaching or a horseshoe up their butt, can cover the number in games 9 - 16 just as they did in the first eight?

If you find Lionel Messi's name being mentioned so often in this article, it's purely because of the talent and the greatness of the Little Argentinian.

Why the public loves OKC: The Thunder have been a public favorite all season because of the talent packed into their starting five, but, since bettors often make decisions based on the last thing they see, today's public support is probably due in large part to their impressive win in Houston on Saturday.

But the overriding feeling with him is that he is shunted into the team because of his talent, but in positions that do not suit him.

I'm slightly concerned for him, and not because of his talent, which I think is immense.

The Beatles rose to the top not just because of their talent, but because they were invited to play in Hamburg, Germany when they were a struggling high school rock band in the 1960s.

One of our senior diplomats has told me that having watched him in action he wrote unusually to 10 Downing Street urging that Mullin be kept on because of this talent.

But Mr Cameron voiced his faith in Baroness Warsi, the first Muslim woman on any British frontbench political team, and suggested he was putting her up for the BNP Question Time on Thursday because of her talents and not her brief or her background.

In fact, it often cements a sense of grievance in the mainstream debate by creating an assumption that minorities or women in not in top positions because of their talent but because of their identity.

Dr Andrew Bell, of the Sheffield Methods Institute, used statistical analysis to work out who the sport's most accomplished competitor is — looking at who is the best driver because of their talent, rather than because they have a good car.

Dr Bell said: «The question «who is the greatest F1 driver of all time» is a difficult one to answer, because we don't know the extent to which drivers do well because of their talent or because they are driving a good car.

I absolutely adore Proenza Schouler because of their talent.

McCabe says, «You have the likes of Ridley Scott, Ken Branagh, Tim Burton, and before them, Richard Attenborough, who return to the studios over and over again, partly through a sense of continuity, but once again because of the talent pool on hand.

The trouble with this approach is that neither of these two amateurs - turned - actors were cast because of their talent, as they only possess one trait that merits their involvement in the film: their marketable names.

And it's not just because of the talent involved, which includes stars Tom Hardy and Ruth Wilson («Luther,» «The Lone Ranger «-RRB-, screenwriter and director Steven Knight («Eastern Promises,» «Redemption «-RRB- and executive producer Joe Wright («Atonement,» «Anna Karenina «-RRB-.

He said that there had been a false start to shoot in 2015, but because of talent availability, they had to hold off one year.

Scripted by Danny Strong, Lee Daniels» civil rights era film meanders perhaps a bit too much in places, but because of the talents of Forest Whitaker and Oprah Winfrey, it still manages to please the majority of the time.

Strange, not only because of the talent involved but because Wiig has never been funnier.

He's a guy from Texas that's a quick - draw specialist who's brought into Josh Brolin's crew because of his talent with a handgun.

Was that more because of the script or because of the talent of the actors involved with the movie?

I've got full confidence for an amazing screening and not only because of the talent involved, but also having seen various orchestras at film screenings across London but this one really stands out as a «must - see»!

It's not because of talent but funding.

In that sense, whilst the MX5 is still the more modern and complete bit of kit, the MG is still a reasonable alternative, partly because of its talents but mostly because of its charm.

When we publicize and blog about self - published authors we should note that at least right now they fascinate us not because of their talent but because they're underdogs, writing risqué books, and achieving unheard - of monetary success... Perhaps the digital age will produce e-editors, e-agents, and e-publicists that specialize in bringing e-literature, rather than just e-books, to a reading public ready for more.

The veterinarians at Old Dominion Animal Hospital have been selected because of their talent, compassion, and dedication to providing the best care for the animals they see.

Because of his talent and high energy level, Ren would be a WONDERFUL dog for the agility enthusiast and we would love to see Ren placed with a family that will continue his obedience and agility training.

Recruiters succeed because of their talent in matchmaking, which is why they'll encourage you to include your age (so that you can find an employer who prefers hiring older workers and a true - love match can be found).

We elected them because of their willingness to serve, because of their talent and the respect in which they are held.

Not exact matches

You need to make room for all kinds of people, because talent comes in lots of different sizes, shapes and packages.

This is harder than it might seem, though, because many people are unaware of their talents: Exercising certain skills comes as second nature to them.

Goldman Sachs is looking for talent in unusual places because it is trying to pull off a radical makeover, offsetting persistent weakness in its core business of trading by pushing into lending, the Financial Times reports.

While you may think these successful 8 percenters are born predisposed to these talents, research says that successful people achieve their goals not simply because of who they are, but more often because of what they do.

In a 2013 Manpower Group report, 35 percent of the employers surveyed said they had a difficult time filling positions because of a lack of talent in the workforce.

«It's one of the things that makes me optimistic about America because when I look at what we have accomplished using half our talent for a couple of centuries, and now I think of doubling the talent that is effectively employed — or at least has the chance to be — it makes me very optimistic about this country,» Buffett says.