Sentence examples for later skill from inspiring English sources

But its deftness of tonal handling serves as a forecast of his later skill with watercolor.

Michel could not have foreseen that five years later this skill would save his life.

The ability to shoot fast and think of the consequences later, a skill that had earned him praise and commendations as a soldier, led to the merciless slaughter of three unarmed police officers in the line of duty.

Indeed, older workers who participate on a training session on new computer tools may intend to retire later because skill updating induces improved work opportunities.

Therefore, both letter knowledge and rapid naming uniquely contributed to the prediction of later spelling skill.

Although naming speed has also been mentioned as a strong predictor of (later) reading skill (Felton & Wood, 1989; van den Bos, 1998; Wolf, 1991), we did not expect the experimental group to make more progress on this skill because it was not trained.

Earlier literacy skills are thus predictive of later literacy skills (Bynner and Parsons 2009).

Early receptive and expressive language skills in early childhood have been shown to predict the later reading skills and to be linked to emergence of dyslexia in families at high risk (Torppa et al. 2010).

If a person had stronger reading skills than 30 percent of Swedes when they lost their job, one year later their skills were stronger than just 25 percent of Swedes.

Nor should a woman who leaves the workplace when her children are babies count on being able to rejoin it later; her skills may have become unmarketable, Bennetts warns, and her years off will be counted against her.

They take children away from the physical experiences on which later inferential skills are based, he thinks, and teach them to value speed over depth, and passive entertainment over active.