Sentence examples for lifetime skill from inspiring English sources

This makes networking a lifetime skill worth developing.

What Brian is teaching me is a lifetime skill, not a quick fix.

Participants viewed the toothbrushing programme as key to contributing to intermediate and long-term outcomes: Supervised toothbrushing involves teaching a lifetime skill, and encouraging good habits, to enable the child to think about the part they can play in taking care of their own oral health.

In West Babylon, the physical education program is based on a three-pronged approach: fitness and wellness; adventure-based learning; and lifetime skills.

But it was his showmanship and stagecraft that blew me away, skills honed over a lifetime, skills still on display in his last rehearsal.

"With this training, my expectation in life has been rekindled… Through this training, I got an opportunity of getting lifetime skills that will help me raise my family comfortably without having to worry about what they will eat for the day".

"My intuition says bridge is a really good tool to develop critical thinking and inferential reasoning, plus it gives them a lifetime recreational skill," Dr. Shaw said.

It took Emily Dickinson a lifetime of skill, careful observation and (it's safe to assume) numerous attempts to alight upon "Hope is the thing with feathers / that perches in the soul".

The danger is that the baby boomers will focus government attention on retirement and healthcare, while the opinions of the young go unheeded about the likes of lifetime education, skill development, flexible working and transitions.

Master artists like Drew Struzan, Greg Hildebrandt and Roger Kastel are still with us and have a lifetime of skill and experience that they continue to offer.

That means, don't choose an activity that is competitive or requires a lifetime of skill, such as speed skating or a French pastry baking class.