Sentence examples for Tangible skill from inspiring English sources

I have a brother who's a doctor, and to me that's something that's a really tangible skill that helps people.

These programs provide the tangible skill sets that employers seek: adaptability, computational thinking, sense-making and a general design mindset.

"Such studies support a philosophy of economic and ecological consciousness, but also hold the promise of a job, a tangible skill with an eternal value," she said.

The one very tangible skill I gained was a PhD in large-scale community management.

Core competencies are tangible skill sets and functions that drive margin and create the barriers to entry for competitors in an information-age business.

As an individual, yours might be an industry ("healthcare" or "education"), or it might be a tangible skill ("creative" or "strategic").

Most importantly, learning is focussed on imparting tangible skills which can be implemented immediately.

The course delves into tangible skills to visualize, analyze, validate, and interpret climate model outputs.

Web development lessons will guide participants in acquiring tangible skills through building their own websites.

How much does modern leadership rely on image and how much on tangible skills?

Seiver said the Policy Lab teaches undergraduates tangible skills, such as learning to write with coauthors.