brain trust

The DeSantis brain trust notwithstanding, teachers in the classroom were still struggling to make sense of the change on Wednesday afternoon.

He hired Hurney and general manager Martin Mayhew, among others, to build an experienced brain trust that could help him complete the base of the roster.

Our research universities continue to attract global talent that advances domestic science and engineering in the US, which helps create jobs, build our national brain trust, and strengthen our national security.

Most importantly, he wanted to be around a brain trust of more senior people whom he could learn from and connect with.

They’ll be part of the brain trust advising Rivera in the team’s coach-centric model.

I know also that Abbas and his brain-trust has condemned the intifada, the bombs, the violence.

The Obama brain trust decided not to risk a presidential appearance in Wisconsin.

Alegria decided he would not only found Mamiverse but locate its technical brain trust in Tucson.

But his brain trust waves off the usual queries about tactics and controversies.

Obama and Patrick are old allies; they share similar biographies and much of the same brain trust.

Some of the measures he and his so-called brain trust took were immediately hailed by his enemies as socialistic.

The brain trust, of course, also works on luring away the competitor's customers to their product.

Hell, Lance, this is the sort of stuff the brain trust pays us bonuses for.