Sentence examples for main skill is from inspiring English sources
And Mr. Cutell's main skill is mugging.
But in LA Noire, the main skill is emotional perception, being able to judge body language and facial "tells" – the little nervous tics that betray liars.
Most companies, most of the time, need senior managers whose main skill is simply to run the business well from day to day.
As for Pudsey himself, romping around and getting into scrapes, saving a village from an evil developer – his main skill is walking, briefly and uninterestingly and bafflingly without music, on his hind legs.
"Assets are beginning to migrate away from people whose primary skills were getting assets off of the government, to a new group of owners whose main skill is managing assets".
Though his infectious enthusiasm for the self-build properties on Grand Designs is inspiring, his main skill is in teasing out the human stories - the tears and the joy, but mainly the tears - behind them.
There was no such talk today and certainly no repeat of Mr. Alexander's accusation, in commercials in Iowa during that campaign, that Mr. Bush's main skill was in raising money.
One of their key findings isolated leaders whose main skill was getting results from leaders whose main skill was engaging people.
These data seem to assume that the avoidance maneuver, which is one of the main skills taught, is performed in a totally different manner in real traffic conditions than during training.
The results obtained from this paper confirms the validity of literature review that skill is the main entrepreneurial competency and has positive impact on business performance (Mitchell et al., 2002) while personality of an entrepreneur, which consists of role model and less fear of failure, do not have any impact on forming entrepreneurial competency.
Language is key determinant for immigrant parents' participation in their children's school activities in the U.S. At the same time, Korean fathers' social skill is also a main indicator for their level of involvement in U.S. schools.
