Sentence examples for hardest skill from inspiring English sources

But it turns out there is exactly nowhere to learn the single hardest skill of all.

And by far the hardest skill in bomb-making is the one Iran now pursues in plain sight, in defiance of those UN resolutions: producing uranium or plutonium.

The survey revealed that nearly half of companies say leadership is the hardest skill to find, yet only 39percentt offer leadership development programs.

For Halo 3, the responsibility of designing the action figures was given to McFarlane Toys; a total of eight series have been announced, with ninth series devoted to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the franchise by re-issuing a few of the earlier figurines along with pieces to construct a buildable plaque of the Legendary icon used in the game for the hardest skill level.

Keeping the ball low -- without hitting it into the net -- is probably the hardest skill for beginners to master.

Engineering (69%) followed by Marketing-Sales (41%) are the hardest skills to find.

"It's one of the hardest skills in the game because there are so many different shots that batsmen play these days.

After all, one of the hardest skills to teach yet one of the most valuable to scientists—is how to apply rampant curiosity to a legitimate problem.

This is one of the hardest skills to learn, no matter how long you've been in a management or leadership position.

Two, performing a comedy bit, which is a hard skill.

Leadership ("a harder skill than agriculture") is often the real subject.