Sentence examples for coupled with skill from inspiring English sources

Harriet Millard told the Guardian Van Dyk "is the best example in our sport of sportsmanship, coupled with skill accuracy, dedication and brilliant attitude – always smiling".

Toure embodies what African players are famous for; brute strength coupled with skill.

The USA also reports increasing demand coupled with skills shortages in some IT sectors, and this is repeated across the EU, in Canada, and in Australia.

These involve the combination of didactic repetitive training, coupled with skills training where it is applicable.

"Sarah's expertise in bioinformatics seems infinitely adaptable and is coupled with skills for directing exquisitely controlled laboratory-based experiments," Veronica van Heyningen, an EMBO member and geneticist at University College London (UCL) in the United Kingdom, stated in the award announcement.

Shell Foundation has been a strategic partner to Husk Power Systems since 2008 and have been deploying smart subsidy in the form of grant coupled with skills support to help address these issues, but far more work needs to be done with them and other mini grid operators.

When coupled with academic skills, these life skills are what empower girls to develop into women that will challenge inequality, change perceptions of women and expand the opportunities for future generations.

That's scary and uncontrollable," particularly, Carothers adds, when coupled with technological skill in harnessing the power of social media to organise and spread messages.

Some think that fact, coupled with his skill in the ring (he is 33-0 with 29 knockouts) gives him the potential to transcend to the glamour list of boxers.

He won men over by a jovial and chivalrous demeanour, and his suppleness, coupled with diplomatic skill, charmed them even as a certain mercurial quality made him appear unfathomable.

Extreme demand pressures coupled with acute skill shortages in the run up to World War II caused British engineering companies to break down existing production processes into smaller constituent parts.