Sentence examples for contested skill from inspiring English sources
Kemp, a leading scholar of Leonardo, also authenticates works of art — a rare, mysterious, and often bitterly contested skill.
People close to the board said yesterday that the decision to name Mr. Parsons was not contested, a mark of his skill at managing its sometimes discordant factions.
The PlayStation Skills Challenge was contested by four players.
"The Barbarian" will also have a more rounded skill set if the fight is contested on the feet, so using that to his advantage would be wise.
It's clearly a physically strenuous activity that requires skill, and there are hotly, indeed sweatily, contested competitions between different bell-ringers.
The crafty half-forward – equal parts nous, skill and strength – finished with 20 touches (14 contested), 4.2 and a final quarter speccy that had his parents rising from their seats in unbridled joy.
This analysis suggests that policy declarations of digital skills 'shortages' are problematic, since they overlook the contested and shifting forms of enablement and constraint that labour practices involving digital technologies give rise to.
When the Scottish title was contested at Loch Lomond, there was no opportunity to hone links skills.
She contested that provision, unsuccessfully, in a seemingly rare instance of her dealmaking skills proving less adept than her ex-husband's.
Previous literature on phonology and morphology has contested the degree to which phonological awareness and morphological awareness are separate, individual predictors of reading skills.
