Sentence examples for matter of skill from inspiring English sources

Winning a scholarship is as much a matter of luck as a matter of skill.

This is more than a matter of skill, because the action symbolically unites hand, eye, mind, and sexual feeling.

The theory is that picking such teams is a matter of skill, not chance, and thus does not qualify as gambling.

Success in many of the newly available niches will often remain a matter of skill, whether the product on offer is a leather bag or a fancy app.

Oliver's failure is not necessarily a matter of skill; rather, he believes that whatever he paints will eventually have no meaning, and thus there is no point to painting at all.

Some of these differences are a matter of skill, and there is good evidence that with more rigorous training and experience radiologists can become better at reading breast X-rays.

But it is also a matter of skills shortages.

In asking what it means to be human, we are prone to think of ourselves as individual, rational minds, and to describe our relationships with and through technology on this basis: as isolated "users" whose agency and freedom are a matter of skills and reasoned options; as task-performers who are existentially threatened by any more efficient agent.

It's a matter of skills, motivation of people and everyone should compete for jobs offers on an equal basis if every applicant is a citizen of a member of the EU," he said.

Swimming is not a matter of willpower; it's a matter of skill-power.

Lacking that fantasy fat, Mr. McGee said the proper choice is a matter of technical skill and personal preference.