Sentence examples for and the different skill from inspiring English sources

Be Transparent Most people don't fully understand, nor do they really want to understand, all of the things IT does and the different skill sets it requires.

Talking about the difference between the East Coast and West Coast, Borthwick argued that the two scenes are probably quite complementary in the end, especially thanks to the media focus in the New York scene and the different skill sets on both coasts.

Though landmark data about Japan have recently been published [ 26], subspecialists generally lack an understanding of the ecology of medical care and the different skill sets and knowledged needed to practice [ 27].

"I always have believed in the value of the diversity and resilience, and just really the different skill sets that our community has," Ross said.

Being transparent about the level of expected change and the different skills executives will need to manage the change gets the dialogue above the table.

Soledad: When you are reading out loud, you are teaching new vocabulary words and the different skills that are involved in reading.

Simo: We looked for people with the different skill sets and knowledge of new technologies that are important in any innovation lab.

As I drive around in Istanbul (more on this in the next post), I think about these pictures, and Steve Jobs, and revel in the different skills needed to navigate different cultures — literally!

Now that new work is predominant, it's time to dismantle narrow ideological prejudices and to acknowledge the different skills that go to make up a collaborative art form which has so successfully shown society to itself.

Our aim was to formulate a basic model of health-care organisation rationally spread across primary and secondary health-care sectors and taking due account of the different skills and levels of expertise in these sectors.

Additionally most of the development group members worked within one NHS Trust and local authority and potentially lacked understanding of the different skills needed and the challenges of delivering this intervention in other settings where organisations are more or less integrated or differently structured.