Sentence examples similar to granted skills from inspiring English sources

Experience points also grant "skill points", which allow the character to increase skill proficiency.

Some Personas may also grant Skill Cards, which can be given to other Personas to teach them new abilities.

Granted, her skills are difficult to pigeonhole.

Granted these skills mostly involve bribery (if you don't sit on top of your baby sister I will give you a kinder surprise egg!) and threats (if you roll her off the bed you won't see the iPad for a week) but hey, they work.

It is usually taken for granted that the skills gap is a problem of skills supply, and public concerns often focus on a lack of STEM skills and soft skills.

The preëminence of French wines was simply taken for granted, like the skills of Jewish internists.

And because many people spend years appealing denials and building their medical case before being granted benefits, their skills often atrophy and gaps open on their résumés, making it more difficult for them to get back to work.

They rely on more hands-on training and more college credits granted for experiential skills.

The skills granted from the individual paths varies from enhancing his physical and mind-controlling abilities, as well as his power of his illusions, to enabling him to control and summon animals.

In Homer's Odyssey the god Hermes rewards Autolycus's faithful sacrifices to him by granting Autolycus skill in trickery, but later ancient authors made him the god's son.

Under guidelines operated by the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, those granted discretionary or limited leave to remain in the UK are not entitled to a student loan.