1.   Although that no-pilot instance is rare, the network attracts talent because it allows room for creative experimenting.

2.   An already successful walk-on program placed a greater emphasis on attracting nonscholarship talent.

3.   And Stringer was certainly not shy about spending huge sums to attract marquee talent.

4.   And the banks have shown that they are willing to spend what it takes to attract top-flight talent.

5.   Barnes was successful at attracting top-drawer talent to Providence, where there is a dearth of in-state players.

6.   Besides, they say, the need both to sell their expensive services to smaller companies and to attract talent left them with little choice but to switch course.

7.   Both have endorsements from cultural figures suggesting that they could attract intellectual talent to a refocused UNESCO.

8.   But Tansky still has those extra duties, because the company has been unable to attract the talent it wants, several executive recruiters said.

9.   Editors say the increasing sophistication of service journalism has made it easier for them to attract writing talent to the category.

10.   Educators have been warning for years that the country would face a crippling teacher shortage unless it raised teacher salaries and attracted fresh talent to the profession.