Sentence examples for lifelong skill from inspiring English sources

If nothing else I learnt the lifelong skill of blagging.

Kenneth Feinberg's mediating is a lifelong skill, according to his younger brother, David, who works in the Feinberg law firm.

Challney High School for Girls, Luton: start a bike academy where pupils can learn the lifelong skill of riding a bike, using 30 new bikes a grand opening ceremony and inviting Mike Mullen (BMX) to speak to the community.

Teachers and professors should be rewarded, not penalized, for fostering students' imaginations, for requiring them to read the best poetry and fiction of Western (and other) cultures and for helping students develop the lifelong skill of clear writing based on their own thinking.

The benefits of care for the very young are often seen by policymakers as much needed workforce support (Kalil et al. 2012) while others emphasise human capital, lifelong skill development and the importance of investment (Heckman et al. 2013).

Not teaching children to write deprives them of an essential lifelong skill, McNichol said.

And those benefits appear to endure, consistent with the NCS programme helping instil lifelong skills and habits.

This makes school years even more valuable, as they are the time we discover, pursue and develop lifelong skills that define us.

The Supporting Knowledge and Investing in Lifelong Skills Act — the job training program that passed 215 to 202, despite 14 Republican defections — may not have grabbed headlines, but it has given lawmakers something to talk about at home.

It is no longer sufficient to train workers to meet their specific current needs; we should ensure access to training programs that support lifelong skills development and focus on future market needs.

Giving youth lifelong skills for interfaith engagement.