For all that, Mr. Clinton will go into party history as the only politician of his decade with a personal magnetism and communicative skills to match those of Mr. Reagan and Mr. Clinton's own boyhood idol, John F. Kennedy.
If he could so easily con the nation into believing this, could he not just as easily revert to the quite centrist Howard Dean that Vermonters remember?The Democrats need a candidate who differs from President Bush, but still has the political and organisational skills to match him.
The organisation emerged from the eight-year-long conflict with Iraq in the 1980s as a formidable fighting machine, with organisational and engineering skills to match.
Gleason could beat James Hetfield in a growl-off, and with fret skills to match a young Jennifer Batten, she was a natural choice for Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson ONE production.
The final score was Marquette 59, Davidson 58, the decisive points scored with one second left on a driving left-handed layup by Vander Blue, the guard with the name of a jazz musician and the improvisational skills to match.
HM: If you take the capital markets area, I think it often requires an individual who has a bigger-than-life personality and the leadership skills to match it.
Brave and confident with the skills to match.
The capacity of volunteer groups and services can be greatly increased by opening up opportunities to willing young members of the community and providing them with the required skills to match their abilities and capabilities.
You have to be pretty fantastic at what you do, have the personal skills to match and be multiskilled these days.
From his Tumblr or photo journal, the recent Cooper Union grad looks more like a rising star or socialite than a fine artist -- and he has the namedropping skills to match.
