Sentence examples for moving skill from inspiring English sources

This works only if you've already put together a strong package, but if you've got relevant skills on your list already -- most people list about 10 skills -- moving skill number three to the top position is an easy and appropriate fix.

"Operating in a highly competitive industry, we need to think innovatively about how we can move skills around, transfer expertise and develop global hubs of engineering excellence to service our global business.

As the infant learns the most efficient way of moving, the skill will be refined.

These new levels are part of a redesigned skills tree that gives users a choice between delving into harder content about a specific skill — or moving on to new skills.

From Mario Mandzukic's selfless work as the lone striker, to the slick pass-and-move skills of those behind him, the visitors outplayed Tito Vilanova's side.

This simple device, Mr. Martin said, helps aspiring and intermediate snowboarders practice what he considers an essential skill: moving the upper body so the lower body follows.

This is how Bradley views his players, as a collection of aggregated skill moving as one, not as unique individuals to fit into the master puzzle.

According to Keynes, despite entire populations moving into higher skill, higher paid work, "we have been trained too long to strive and not to enjoy".

But BLACK takes it to the next level, moving beyond mere skill and self-possession to reinvent his art and himself in the process.

Was That a Career Limiting Move?" (Career Skills Press: 2001) warns that this is not an ideal world.

But as the game wore on, as Ireland's running to stay in it wilted, Brazil's greater mastery of the ball, the ability to pass and move with skills few opponents possess, counted.