Sentence examples for between skill from inspiring English sources

Rugby is a shotgun marriage between skill and brutality.

It's the difference between skill well-deployed to connect the dots and an overflowing soul filling the screen.

The game Sadie taught him was perfectly poised between dull and involving, as well as between skill and luck.

As you can equip multiple cards per run, there are many thousands of potential "load-outs" with which to fine-tune the balance between skill and risk.

"Working with one's hands is working with one's mind," Krakauer said, but the distinction between skill and knowledge is an ancient bias that goes back to the Greeks, for whom techne, skill, was distinct from episteme, knowledge or science.

They also felt an increase of challenge and tension — Csikszentmihalyi's optimal match between skill and challenge — as well as a heightened sense of action as their own identity melted away.

These types of mismatches between skills and demand are supposed to be what markets solve.

"There has to be a balance between skills and concepts," said Mr. Jaye at Stuyvesant.

Its director of family and education, Anastasia de Waal, argues that there should be a balance between skills and knowledge in what children learn.

The training never stops, the supermarket's government affairs director, David North, boasts at a Labour party conference fringe meeting on the link between skills and social mobility.

Despite the lack of hard and fast associations between skills and success, some are passionate believers that the state must do more.