Sentence examples for a serious skill from inspiring English sources

Poor management is endemic in many British companies, where it is rarely regarded as a serious skill.

While mastering application takes a serious skill set, you do not need a steady hand, however, to flip through our slideshow of eyeliner icons.

Despite training offered by about 100 private providers and colleges, a serious skills shortage is looming.

It is also creating an in-house unit for generating protein crystallisation data.Alan Collis, the head of chemistry for Aventis in America, says that, during post-merger talks between Aventis's parent companies (Hoechst of Germany and Rhone-Poulenc of France) in 1999, the company realised that it had a serious "skills gap" in genomics and chemistry.

These days, not only are businesses having to contend with increasingly sophisticated attacks on data, they are also facing a serious skills gap within the professions that should be responsible for preventing these attacks.

I realized that most social change movements have a serious skills deficit in the social technologies which businesses use to succeed.

Kevin Forbes, from Oilandgaspeople.com, said: "Our forecast shows that with increased investment in North Sea Oil, demand for qualified staff is set to reach an all time high, which will exacerbate an already serious skills shortage, a problem that is being further exacerbated as UK candidates head abroad to earn even higher wages with a huge demand for qualified expats globally.

A: Serious training in music taught me skills that I can't imagine acquiring elsewhere.

It's as if he kept going out of his way to distract himself from the serious skill even an apparently frivolous game requires.

How much longer can the growth in jobs continue without serious skill shortages developing, causing a pay explosion?One promising sign is that the rise in Jobcentre vacancies seems to be fairly well spread across different types of job and different parts of the country; few serious bottlenecks have formed so far.

Carley Montague agrees that if you don't know how to blade, you'll look ridiculous, "like a baby giraffe," but that experienced skaters have serious skill.