Sentence examples for aptitude needs from inspiring English sources

Hilton – along with one of Cameron's advisers, Rohan Silva – has pushed for technological and software firms to locate to the UK and for that to happen the UK's technological aptitude needs to increase.

Children devise their own timetable based on their aptitude, needs, and desires.

The Bears' offensive line didn't begin to have the pass-blocking aptitude needed to play that way; the offense surrendered a league-high 105 sacks over the last two years.

The mines in this field can blow up an entire career, as Larry Summers found out in 2005 when he spoke of the hypothesis that the mathematical aptitude needed for physics and engineering, as well as for maths itself, is innately rarer in women than in men.

Develop a "scorecard" for the job skills and aptitude needed.

The group looks for "teams with clear visions for the future and both the attitude and aptitude needed to get there".

This is the aptitude needed to assess the future economic viability of an investment opportunity.

3 Assessments focus on pre-existing knowledge rather than personality traits, specific ability, or aptitude needed for a particular specialty.

Genetic correlations of eventing with other disciplines, which included partial aptitude needed for eventing, were very low for steeplechase races (0.18) and moderate with sport: jumping (0.45), dressage (0.58).

While the comprehensive nature of this tool is certainly admirable, the level of technical and clinical aptitude needed to store data, in addition to the relatively high cost, likely may make this novel application prohibitive to a population which is largely on the margin with regards to socioeconomic status and e-literacy.

The default presumption seems to be that in many cases such as these and of ordinary 'simple pleasures' and of elevated mood as well no large integrated pattern of evaluative attitudes or of aesthetic aptitudes need obtain.