Sentence examples for end skills from inspiring English sources

Young boys are expected to sit, concentrate and memorize for hours on end — skills that girls seem to be better at earlier in life.

Imagine a continuum where on one end only luck determines results - think lotteries and roulette wheels -- and on the other end skill dominates -- say, a chess match or a running race.

"Individuals that did not have high-end skills were the first to be hit" during the recession, said Gary Green, president of Forsyth Tech.

External assessors are more able to provide a critical challenge if they have "high-end skills", including technical and agile delivery experience.

"The difference between going to Swarthmore and Penn State is greater today than it was in 1976 because there are higher returns to all upper-end skills and connections," he said.

(I thought that pitching us more towards high-end skills and away from metal-bashing was what Blair and Brown had in mind when they boosted the financial sector. This version sounds rather like "the white heat of the technological revolution" all over again).

These individuals often have high-end skills on which the success of a research project critically depends.

On the other hand, if it is the individual and small business consumer market it is after, why spend $142.3 million to get high-end skills from ALR?

"Teach-to-the-test" (which goes under such pre-packaged teaching brands as "Success for All") forces teachers to limit classroom time to pounding in rote low-end skills, easily measured on standardized tests.

With our European worker chums about to depart, it can only mean a never-ending skills gap and falling standards in hospitals.

I wanted all of it: the expertise at my fingertips, the never-ending skill upgrades.