Sentence examples for Neglected skills from inspiring English sources

And it runs to the 21st, reporting on a resurgence in long neglected skills that enable home stitchers today to make personal fashion statements.

One of its most radical and effective tactics is teaching students the neglected skill of taking notes.

The Rivertowns Arts Council will present a program next Thursday at 7 30 p.m. called "The Importance of Visual Thinking: Drawing Develops a Neglected Skill".

Dr. Chafe, who says that listening is a neglected skill in the world of computer diagnostics, hopes his new tool will come in handy in future interactive Internet technologies that rely on tight, uninterrupted connections, like high-quality video teleconferencing.

Indeed, crafting evocative language is perhaps a neglected skill in an era when homes can be bought sight unseen following a FaceTime or Skype walk-through.

An often-neglected skill is the art of questioning as described in the second quote about the practice of an experienced mentor.

Given this prognosis, all of us — men, women, and the organizations we work with — need to pay real attention to these often-neglected EQ skills.

Devoted to the social and cultural history of sewing, it starts in the 18th century and runs to the 21st, reporting on a resurgence in long-neglected needlework skills.

The ability to stop and breathe is one of the most important -- and neglected -- skills we have.

Plant science is often the most neglected area of science.

To keep this advantage, the area needs to focus on educating its workforce -- particularly in neglected inner city neighborhoods -- with skill training for jobs that actually exist and are expected to grow.