Sentence examples for a hard skill from inspiring English sources

Arts and humanities are moving further towards a transactional model of learning – we pay them £9,000 a year and they'll provide us with a hard skill – and away from an engaged, two-way pedagogy producing graduates who can reflect as well as write.

Two, performing a comedy bit, which is a hard skill.

This is simple to describe but a hard skill to master.

"That jazz is a difficult thing, a hard skill to learn, and something that represents the best of what's American.

"It is a hard skill but it's a skill I've worked hard on and I'd like to think it's not a weakness.

However, relating the experiences of others to one's own is a hard skill to master, especially if you have limited experience of the world due to your age.

Leadership ("a harder skill than agriculture") is often the real subject.

China has awoken to the challenge of reviving its capacity for deep innovation, but that is a harder skill to acquire than simply replicating other ideas efficiently.

It's a skill (although not a very hard skill if you only reach the level of someone like me, with a handful of types I can recognise without a shadow of a doubt).

Jump Sniping is an Extremely hard skill to master.

Empathy isn't some soft and fluffy add-on best left to the "dolly birds" in HR, but a hard, teachable skill that opens the door to profit.