Sentence examples for competitive skills from inspiring English sources

We live in a culture that nurtures competitive skills.

The moms were marketplace competitive, but now they focus their competitive skills on one another.

At that stage, MCs were employed solely to big-up the already fiercely competitive skills of their DJ.

He sharpened his competitive skills at the 1913 Massachusetts Amateur Championship, which he won, and the 1913 United States Amateur, where he displayed great promise before being eliminated by the tournament's eventual winner.

To deal with these problems, the IPPR says those with globally competitive skills should be able to pay extra to get a fast-track to citizenship while those in low wage jobs should be offered a government-backed loan – like a student loan – to enable them to pay back the costs of becoming a UK citizen over years.

The outcome depends on the competitive skills of the color variants.

You need the training that will give you the most competitive skill set for professional auditions.

It is "very reasonable to assume that, as humans evolved and our culture became more complex, skills in tool making or other cultural behaviors took over from anatomical traits as 'markers' of a male's competitive skill," Dr. Seyfarth said.

"Could he perhaps reclaim the no. 1 spot some time next year?" Federer has shown that his competitive skill at the end of the season – against the world's best – is where he rises above.

The highly competitive, good athletes will always find a place to exercise that highly competitive skill.

With dozens of studies proving its benefits for young minds and the grim reality that we are far behind other nations in a key competitive skill, you would think that politicians would be falling all over themselves to support language education in our schools.